Painter, Photographer

Heike Kirsch

189 Artworks

Transforming Baltic Sea stones #4

Acrylic on Canvas
28x28in

$2,550

Flüsterndes Farbenmeer sechs

Acrylic on Canvas
31x31in

$3,250

Blue Flint One

Acrylic on Canvas
8x8in

$350

Transforming Baltic Sea stones #2

Acrylic on Canvas
28x28in

$2,550

On the train #9 (Hamburg, Europabrücke, Süderelbe)

Digital on Paper
12x17in

$290

Million years three

Lithography on Canvas
10x10in

$400

Flüsterndes Farbenmeer drei

Acrylic on Canvas
24x31in

$2,320

Industrial Frame Two

Acrylic on Canvas
24x31in

$1,980

Ostsee perlblau

Acrylic on Canvas
39x39in

$4,710

Color Scheme #4

Acrylic on Canvas
39x20in

$2,600

Transforming Baltic Sea stones #3

Acrylic on Canvas
28x28in

$2,550

Schönberger Strand #2

Watercolor on Paper
13x9in

$550

Horizont perlgrün #3

Acrylic on Canvas
8x8in

$350

Kristalliner Mondrian #2

Acrylic on Canvas
28x20in

$1,910

On the train #6 (Hamburg, S-Bahn-Station Veddel)

Digital on Paper
12x17in

$290

Urbanes Grün

Acrylic on Canvas
47x35in

$4,980

Schönberger Strand #1

Watercolor on Paper
10x8in

$320

Ostsee-Sand #7

Acrylic, Sand on Canvas
20x20in

$1,090

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Sonnenuntergang Fehmarn #2

Watercolor on Paper
11x7in

$350

Tanzende Sternmagnolien 1

Acrylic, Lithography on Cardboard
12x16in

$680

Orange Flint One

Acrylic on Canvas
8x8in

$350

Malerische Spiegelung #12

Acrylic on Canvas
31x31in

$3,250

Flüssiges Opal #1

Acrylic on Canvas
20x20in

$1,340

Zerriebenes Labradorit #2

Acrylic on Canvas
20x20in

$1,340

Heike Kirsch

Germany

In my artistic work, the focus is always on the production processes with their investigations, experiments, and repetitions—detached from a concrete result. Many small decisions regarding the painting surface, material, movement, and tools enable transformations that open up a space for experience and understanding that has become existential for me. This space allows me to be present and conscious in the moment, to playfully explore the interplay of control and letting go, and to make the passage of time visible through the traces of the individual process steps in the artwork. My love for the Baltic Sea has led me to marine conservation, which I address and support in my artistic work. I am concerned with a different approach to these issues, one that allows us to reconnect with the sea in a protective way.

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