Wolfsmädchen
Acrylic on Synthetic board
28x39in
$2,070
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Manuela Kuntz
Germany
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15 pieces
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
Other artworks by Manuela Kuntz
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Screen Printing on Fabric , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 78.7x27.6in
About this artwork
With "I Love Bananas," Manuela Kuntz impressively explores the beauty and vulnerability of an endangered species. The depiction of an orangutan with bananas is more than a portrait—it is both a homage to our closest animal relatives and a silent protest against the destruction of their habitat. The work is intended to encourage reflection on our relationship with nature and draw attention to the vulnerability of those creatures with whom we are more…
closely connected than we often realize.
The inspiration for the image developed during a personal trip to an orangutan sanctuary in Borneo. The central motif is based on one of hundreds of photographs taken during this tour. The scene at a feeding station set up by rangers becomes the starting point for an expressive work that is captivating with its color, texture, and intensity.
The inspiration for the image developed during a personal trip to an orangutan sanctuary in Borneo. The central motif is based on one of hundreds of photographs taken during this tour. The scene at a feeding station set up by rangers becomes the starting point for an expressive work that is captivating with its color, texture, and intensity.
Manuela Kuntz
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Manuela Kuntz is a freelance artist trained at the European Art Academy in Trier. She works primarily in her studio in the Palatinate region, working with painting, screen printing, mixed media, installation, digital art, and photography. Her works are characterized by experimental use of materials and an innovative style characterized by digital and AI-based techniques, collages, and unusual found objects. Her works convey a powerful, vibrant energy that conveys inner struggles, curiosity, and the joy of creative exploration.
Manuela Kuntz
I Love Banans
$5,050
