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Abtauchen III

Anke Pradel-Schönknecht

2019 • Germany • Embroidery, Cotton on Canvas , Wood

28 x 20 in

$1,860

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Medium : Embroidery, Cotton on Canvas , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in

About this artwork

"Diving III" opens up a fascinating visual world reminiscent of a silent immersion into unknown depths. Shimmering shades of blue and green overlap in delicate glazes, creating an atmosphere of tranquility, mystery, and gentle movement.

The multi-layered structures, combined with intricately crafted, handcrafted materials and free-motion embroidery, lend the work a vibrant, almost organic surface. Scattered light reflections permeate the composition,… causing the image to subtly glow depending on the angle of the light.

This unique piece is aimed at collectors who are touched by the depth, materiality and poetic power of textile art and are looking for a work that creates space for contemplation and inner spaciousness.

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Anke Pradel-Schönknecht

Germany

Anke Pradel-Schönknecht uses textile materials as well as painting, collage, and mixed media – her creative path led her from classical painting through studies in textile and surface design to experimental textile art. With sophisticated techniques such as dyeing, printing, sewing, and layering diverse materials, she creates three-dimensional relief images and art quilts that combine tactile and visual stimuli. Her artworks convey curiosity, sensuality, and a captivating depth; they invite viewers to understand structures not only visually but also emotionally.

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