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Mixed media photography on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Metallic Fine Art InkJet paper, mounted on black Himalaya Lokta handmade paper and light grey cardboard, framed in a black object frame (62.5 × 82.5x4 cm) behind museum glass.
Artwork format: 51 × 66 cm
Edition 1/7 + 2 AP · 2025 · Karlheinz Wachsenegger
Image description:
Elisabeth represents the quiet beauty of Nigeria – a young girl with radiant dignity, captured in a country full of contradictions.… Her gaze speaks of strength, but also of the vulnerability created by social injustice and mismanagement. The work reflects the hope that behind the visible traces, a light remains that carries on.
Artistic intention:
This work is a photographic-material narrative about Nigeria – a country rich in culture, humanity and beauty, yet marked by social and political wounds.
Karlheinz Wachsenegger is an Austrian photographer whose work explores the dialogue between body, emotion, and environment. With a background in music and photo design, he combines rhythmic sensitivity with visual precision. His works, shown in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and the USA (New York), range from insightful portraits to documentary series with social depth.
Wachsenegger's paintings are visual reflections of inner and outer processes. They reveal subtle transitions between physical presence and mental movement, opening up spaces for interpretation—poetic, reduced, and haunting.