Andreas Schmidt: Transforming Vinyl, Memory, and Identity

Origins: Displacement and Identity Transformation is central to Andreas Schmidt’s artistic practice. Working mainly with discarded vinyl records, he explores memory, migration, perception, renewal, and the possibility of giving new meaning to overlooked materials. Although his work is associated with sustainability and technical innovation, its deeper source is a life shaped by displacement and cultural […]
Yaya Bela Roth: Color, Thought, and the Landscapes Within

Farbfelder 221 – Oil on canvas – 140 x 100cm – 2024
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Echoes of Empire: Kendra Troschel and the Memory of Cyrus the Great

© of all images belongs to Kendra Troschel Civilizations survive not only through monuments and texts, but through the stories that later generations choose to remember. Few figures embody this process more profoundly than Cyrus the Great, founder of the Achaemenid Empire and one of antiquity’s most enduring rulers. More than twenty-five centuries after his […]
Symbols, Gardens, and Imagination: The Evolving World of Helene Kristensen

Helene Kristensen, born in 1971, is a Danish artist whose creative journey is shaped by a rich blend of cultural influences and diverse life experiences. From a young age, her passion for drawing and sketching led her to explore art classes and workshops both in Denmark and the Middle East. Kristensen’s life has been a […]
The Weight of What Endures: The Art of Nowgol Mohseni

Nowgol Mohseni’s artistic practice is rooted in rupture rather than continuity. Her work does not arise from abstract reflection on identity, but from lived experiences of exclusion, displacement, and distance from home. Born and raised in Iran, she developed as an artist within a cultural and political environment where personal expression is inseparable from social […]
The Evolutionary Canvas: Life, Energy, and Transformation in Hélios Boechat’s Art

Introduction Hélios Boechat, a Brazilian-German artist, combines a unique academic background in economics, music, and visual arts to create a rich, multidimensional body of work. He studied economics at the Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro (UFRRJ) and Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) and pursued music at the Conservatory Villa-Lobos in Rio de Janeiro and […]
Jolanda Keeris: Fuzzy Logic in Color – Art of Transitions, Densities, and Blurred Boundaries

Jolanda Keeris, an artist based in Veldhoven, Netherlands, imbues her canvases with a profound sensitivity born from a personal journey. A passionate former teacher, her path shifted due to an autoimmune disease, leading her to art through a painting class suggested by her daughter. She refined her technique under Hanneke van der Zanden, while her […]
Kendra Troschel: Visual Meditations on Transcendence, Memory, and Journey

Kendra Troschel’s art offers a deeply personal and universal exploration of spiritual journey, memory, and presence through vivid, textured paintings inspired by profound poetic sources. Her works Sohrab’s Gondola, Sohrab’s Mother, and Journey each channel themes of escape, maternal care, and the quest for meaning, inviting viewers to engage in a contemplative dialogue on life’s […]
A Symphony in Silence: The Photography of Karlheinz Wachsenegger

Karlheinz Wachsenegger, an accomplished photographer with a musical background in jazz, has embarked on a journey that combines his love of music and photography. He captures the deep connections between musicians and their instruments. His work goes beyond traditional photography and elevates musical instruments to emotional, almost human beings. A significant focus of his international […]
Color, Chaos and Contemplation: The Evolving Vision of Nadine Siebert

Nadine Siebert: Art as a Mirror to the Invisible Nadine Siebert’s art is a profound exploration of the unseen layers of human existence—those hidden depths that lie beneath the surface of everyday life. Through vivid colors, dynamic forms, and bold contrasts, her work creates a bridge between the external world and the inner self, inviting […]