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Christina Filtzer
Germany
Artist highlights
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x27.6in
About this artwork
Eclipse – The beauty in the hidden
"Eclipse" is a painting that explores the deepest secrets of the human soul. The ravens in the foreground are silent guardians of the darkness, symbols of wisdom and the unknown. In the background, a blurred figure appears - a memory that fades but never completely disappears.
The dark tones, punctuated by golden accents, reflect the duality of light and shadow. Like an abandoned palace in the South of France… that bears traces of times gone by and hidden stories, "Eclipse" invites the viewer to look deeper. It tells of melancholy, but also of the strength that resides in all of us.
This work is a tribute to the beauty that lies hidden even in the darkest moments of life. Let "Eclipse" invite you to discover the magic in the hidden.
"Eclipse" is a painting that explores the deepest secrets of the human soul. The ravens in the foreground are silent guardians of the darkness, symbols of wisdom and the unknown. In the background, a blurred figure appears - a memory that fades but never completely disappears.
The dark tones, punctuated by golden accents, reflect the duality of light and shadow. Like an abandoned palace in the South of France… that bears traces of times gone by and hidden stories, "Eclipse" invites the viewer to look deeper. It tells of melancholy, but also of the strength that resides in all of us.
This work is a tribute to the beauty that lies hidden even in the darkest moments of life. Let "Eclipse" invite you to discover the magic in the hidden.
Christina Filtzer
Germany
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
Christina Filtzer, a graduate of the University of Applied Sciences for Design in Würzburg, mainly uses acrylic paints to depict hunting motifs and wild animals. Her techniques include layering, glazing techniques and dry brush to create realistic effects and subtle nuances that capture the distinctive character of the animal world. Her works touch on deep emotions; they express the beauty of nature, the values of sustainability and respect for the environment.
