Introduction Christine Halloff is a Swedish artist whose practice canters on experimental watercolor and pencil. Long associated with studies, landscape, and botanical observation, the medium became increasingly autonomous through Romanticism and modernism. Halloff works within this expanded history. She does not use watercolor chiefly to describe an external scene; she allows transparency, staining, capillary movement, and unpredictability to generate the

A Life Shaped by Transformation Sonia Parchet’s art is rooted in a biography marked by movement, reinvention, and attention to the inner life. Born in France, raised in Germany, and now based in Switzerland, she worked across acting, directing, circus training, coaching, and complementary therapy before committing herself fully to painting. These fields required discipline, empathy, and responsiveness to others—qualities

Lisa Etterich is a German painter whose work moves freely between abstraction, landscape, material experimentation and spiritual reflection. Born in Dülmen, where she continues to live and work, she studied design at the “Münster University of Applied Sciences” (Fachhochschule Münster) from 1971 to 1974. She subsequently pursued art studies through the “Hamburg School of Art” (Kunstschule Hamburg) and the “Zurich