Deep Sky
Acrylic
20x20x20in
$5,590
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Anne Wölk
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 15.7in, Height: 15.7in, Depth: 15.7in
About this artwork
Acrylic on styrofoam, 2019, 40 x 40 cm
The topic of the work is the search for exoplanets outside our solar system. The sphere painted with a mountain landscape reflects Wölk's fascination for exploring space and the search for life on other planets.
Science fiction stories conceptually inspire the painter in the same way as scientific studies of possible colonies on other life-friendly planets. In this context, the work "Second Earth" reflects… the power structures of the industrialized countries of the future. Who will have access to a potential planet B?
The utopia of the imagined alternative living space also raises the question: What will our living space look like on other planets?
The topic of the work is the search for exoplanets outside our solar system. The sphere painted with a mountain landscape reflects Wölk's fascination for exploring space and the search for life on other planets.
Science fiction stories conceptually inspire the painter in the same way as scientific studies of possible colonies on other life-friendly planets. In this context, the work "Second Earth" reflects… the power structures of the industrialized countries of the future. Who will have access to a potential planet B?
The utopia of the imagined alternative living space also raises the question: What will our living space look like on other planets?
Anne Wölk
Germany
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Credentials
- Experienced Artist
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- Prizewinner
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« With human warmth, I try to translate the grandeur and the size of the cold, empty, and hostile universe into emotionally tangible paintings. »
Anne Wölk is a Berlin-based painter whose work explores the intersections of astronomy, speculative fiction, and contemporary landscape painting. With atmospheric color and precise lighting, she develops visionary topographies that straddle realism and imagination. She has had international solo exhibitions at the CICA Museum (South Korea) and the Casa da Cultura Ericeira Museum (Portugal). In 2025, her work was featured in the Herbstsalon of the Kunstverein Erlangen at the Kunstpalais and in the Casa da Cultura Ericeira's 2024 Retrospectiva. Her work will be published in 2025 in Issue 9 of Artsin Square magazine, curated by Galerie Droste. Wölk's painting emerges from the dialogue between scientific curiosity and the search for imaginary habitats beyond the known.
