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The fantastic World of Fabulos and Waves Women
KC90269
The renowned artist is represented in over 70 solo and group exhibitions in Germany and abroad and was nominated for the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1997.
Expressive Realism: Horse impressions from the series WELLENWEIBER in Revost structure.
Riekje Lammers: Tribute to Kandinsky
KC90262
A tribute to Kandinsky in acrylic on canvas.
Riekje Lammers paints realistic and abstract. In every compostion she searches for the game that lines, shapes and shadows play with each other.
Donald Baechler: Flower
KC01233
Collage-like painting-drawing in the style of Neo-Expressionism: colour silkscreen and collage.
Versions of reality, which Baechler calls "illusion of history".
Josef A. Kutschera: Bodies in Movement 2
KC90316
Kutschera exhibits in Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, England, Denmark, Italy.
As a multifaceted artist, he creates dynamics through written brushstrokes, moving structures and line layers. The resulting nuances can be figurative, powerfully prominent, but always remain open to interpretation.
Murat Morova: Dil + Suret II
KC00799, Series I-IV
Since graduating from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Marmara University, Morova has participated in many exhibitions. He is also one of the most respected Turkish human rights activists.
The Turkish writings on the glass is called "under-glass" technique and can be seen schematically on the underlying paper.
Saad Jasim: The water returned to the Marshes
KC90238
Saad studied graphic art at the art academy in Baghdad. After his studies he worked as a photojournalist in his native country Iraq.
Portrait of a girl who lives in the swamps which have dried out of water since the 1980s due to the war between Iran and Iraq.
Wim Jonkman: Gebakkelei
KC90344
Wim Jonkman (1947, Winterswijk, Netherlands) is an artist specialized in (stone) color lithography and has teached as a professor of lithography at the art academy in Groningen, Netherlands.
Jonkman's pictorial worlds stand for a mysterious and cryptic expressionism, in whose different perspectives in which one can lose oneself.
Nora Wessel received her Bachelor's degree in Art History, Roman culture and Spanish in 2013 from the University of Osnabrück. In the spring of 2020 she received her master's degree at the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, with a thesis on image science for modern and contemporary art and art theory. She has been working for Colonia-Art since the summer of 2019.
"For me, art is as essential as 'food', food for the mind and soul. Since childhood I have been fascinated by all forms of artistic expression. In addition to the so-called visual arts, I am also interested in music and literature. I am always Again touched and amazed by the immediacy and presence that are expressed in sound, poetry, performance and in color and form, these creative and primarily textless forms of communication create a universal language of discussion that everyone can understand and are therefore deeply human .
The current selection of "Curator's Choicve" should always reflect and breathe the diversity of artistic creation, that also represents the Colonia-Art platform."