lapland blues

Hervorgehoben

lapland blues, or cornflowers in the snow: acrylic polymer binder, inks, resin on ceramic (30x50cm)

i really was somewhat surprised that one morning the earth was covered by 10 cm snow – in the middle of the lapland’s summer!!

my science – my cells (13)

my science – my cells (13): maybe my crazy neurons during the experiment with new materials 😂😂 not sure, if i should go on…? mixed media with resin, embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my small world / fish rock

my small world: solitary coral colony.
this work might look kitschy 🐟, but my issue isn’t: corals are bleaching, they are dying. a world without these architectural wonders means not only less diverse and less beautiful ocean 💦, but an economic disaster for many people – especially in developing countries. the reason reefs are disappearing is human-made (overfishing, pollution, fossil fuels warming the planet 🌏). corals may not survive this intensity of the ongoing changes. do you like to breathe? for that, you need a healthy ocean 🌊. the most oxygen you inhale comes from there. I am very conscious about the fact, that we are quite the first generation to know we are destroying our planet, and the last that could do something about it 🌈.

acrylics, tyvek and other stuff in bio-resin /20x20x5cm/and the weight is about a ton 😉😇

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice

actually this work is based on my nightly dream that inspired me. i dreamt of the extraterrestrial life growing under the pack ice
(my internal metabolic process, maybe?! 🙃😉). i hope you like this light-based life, glowing beneath the surface – these whimsical whisperers under ice!! mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice. mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice. mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice. mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice. mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice. mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul (23): new life under the arctic ice. mixed media: inter alia acrylic paints, inks, resin. all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm).

my anothermicroworld – soul gems

this is the beginning of another story about my resin celebrations: my crazy creativity achieved last year a bit excessive dimensions. heavy resinworks greet me at every corner in my atelier. an ideal solution for „a little something“ in between heavy „meals“ was quasi born from necessity…i started with resin jewellery, as they go down easily and don’t need a huge space, so i thought. now i am infatuated with their brilliant character, and slowly but surely even every last nook and cranny fills rapidly. so what…every last inch of mine is fulfilled, too, and that’s what counts 🙂
inks, acrylics and resin empedded in stainless steel (316L) base (25 mm)

breath of the wild (2)

here some more greetings from finnish lapland, good 200 km above the arctic circle. enjoying the sun – for less than an hour. this is a place – if summer or winter – to recharge batteries. a scape full of silent and peaceful energy 😄 it’s all about the magic of the wintertime. when listening to the silence, it is telling so many stories…
almost too beautiful to be true, but the frostbites on my cheeks by – 25° make me to believe it ❄❄

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul / golden islands (16)

my anothermicroworld – geology of the soul / golden islands (16). mixed media: steelplate, acrylic paints, inks, mixatives, resin – all embedded in plywood (40 x 40 cm). somebody said once about this work: „another circular door for us to open in our minds. once open, we allow ourselves to drift into dreams and experience deep positive feelings.“

a moment of eternity

 

I wished I could share with you this hypnotic and all-enveloping spicy warmth of the woods in the arctic: these intoxicating scents of the forest on the tip of my nose and the sweet kisses by moss and horsetail on my heels…