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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
7.9x7.9in
About this artwork
Blue Flint One, 2/2025, cellulose and acrylic paint on photo canvas, 20 x 20 x 2 cm, black wooden floater frame, 24 x 24 x 4 cm
The Baltic Sea flint stones on the beaches of the island of Fehmarn have a magical attraction for me. Their texture, colors, structures, and patterns fascinate me with their diversity and uniqueness. The flint stones often exhibit striped patterns, which are the result of the rhythmic precipitation of dust-fine, dark minerals… during the rock formation process. Exploring them with all of my senses creates a connection to their age, which is estimated at 80 million years.
Flintstone is considered a stone of determination and inner strength. It can help you pursue goals with focus and promotes mental clarity. Especially in times of change, it can strengthen courage and perseverance.
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.