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Hormonal Imbalance - Limited Edition of 10 Artwork

Tina Numberger

Germany

Mixed Media, New Media on Paper

Size: 16.5 W x 23.2 H x 0.1 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

What first catches the eye are two pairs of yellow eyes belonging to two owls whose outlines merge with the background. Due to their posture, they seem to be sitting in a branch, which on closer inspection reveals itself to be an abstract doodle and connects the individual picture planes. The actual protagonist is depicted in two versions: As a white, good-humoured dog and as a dark, fearful dog. One dog - two moods. Depending on her hormone status, my bitch is afraid of everything that is above her or moves above her. By blending different drawing levels, I have depicted her spirits. Actual events in the context of different times, the past overtaking the future. All this materialises for her at the same time in the same place.

DETAILS AND DIMENSIONS
Mixed Media:

New Media on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:

10

Size:

16.5 W x 23.2 H x 0.1 D in

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born in Ludwigshafen Rhine/Germany lives near Karlsruhe/Rhineland-Palatine/Germany My artistic theme is and has always been nature. It fascinates me as an artist by its originality, and also by its diversity. As for the artists of the Romantic period, the nature surrounding me stands for the all-embracing being, gives me comfort and strength. Already during my studies of art I was enthusiastic about the viniculture in my home country. I wanted to portray the strict geometry with which the vines traverse the landscape. This is how I came to the linoleum printing technique, which is still my preferred printing technique today. In search of motifs, I often roam for hours through the forests of my homeland, collecting impressions, structures and special features. Then I return to my studio "charged" with impressions and process and vary them. The development of my theme - whether it is a print or painting - is characterized by the question of the level of abstraction versus space-creating methods. How many perspective lines are necessary to communicate an impression of space? Where is it sufficient to have one in front and one behind the other? And where do I have to intervene creatively to guide the eye. Which elements must the representation contain, and which colour spectrum must I access in order to take the viewer to my emotional level? Since two years now I am more and more occupied with digital drawing and painting. I would like to invite you to go this way with me.

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