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Artwork details
- Medium : Engraving on Paper , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 13.6x18.5in
- Edition : All editions sold (20 / 20)
- Artist's proof : 20
About this artwork
In my artwork, inspired by Caspar David Friedrich, I try to capture feelings of longing and deep connection to nature. The standing figure, surrounded by the vast, tranquil landscape, reflects an image of self-reflection and calm. Through the engraving technique, I enhance the intimate and timeless atmosphere. This artwork is a call to inner contemplation and emphasizes the importance of harmony between man and nature. It will bring a calming and…
inspiring energy to any home. This 1st edition was on display in the curated exhibition "250 Prints for Caspar David Friedrich" in Greifswald in spring 2024.
Andrea Finck
Germany
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
Andrea Finck is a contemporary painter with a background in archaeology and art history. Her work explores the themes of landscape, time, and cultural memory.
Starting with natural and coastal landscapes, multi-layered pictorial spaces emerge in which color, material, and layering overlap. Landscape is understood as a vehicle of time and perception, not as a mere representation.
In her work, painting and printmaking combine to create open processes between observation, transformation, and dissolution.
Her works have been shown in national and international exhibitions and are held in private collections.
“Your work transforms memory, archaeology, and material process into artworks that feel both intellectually rich and deeply tangible.” -Kurt Beers, London
Starting with natural and coastal landscapes, multi-layered pictorial spaces emerge in which color, material, and layering overlap. Landscape is understood as a vehicle of time and perception, not as a mere representation.
In her work, painting and printmaking combine to create open processes between observation, transformation, and dissolution.
Her works have been shown in national and international exhibitions and are held in private collections.
“Your work transforms memory, archaeology, and material process into artworks that feel both intellectually rich and deeply tangible.” -Kurt Beers, London