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The title of this series, Unbroken, has a double meaning. On the one hand, it refers to the wild, free nature of the Brumbies – wild horses that have never known a rider. On the other hand, it represents the eternal, unbroken cycle of life.
The inspiration for this motif came during a trip through the Australian bush. I remember a herd of free-roaming brumbies and the harrowing words of our driver, who mentioned that they were soon to be shot because… there were too many of them. This feeling of heartbreak and powerlessness stayed with me, but it also led to a realization: their spirit is never truly lost. They live on in their offspring, just as their ancestors lived on in them. And now they live on in my art.
The inspiration for this motif came during a trip through the Australian bush. I remember a herd of free-roaming brumbies and the harrowing words of our driver, who mentioned that they were soon to be shot because… there were too many of them. This feeling of heartbreak and powerlessness stayed with me, but it also led to a realization: their spirit is never truly lost. They live on in their offspring, just as their ancestors lived on in them. And now they live on in my art.
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x53.1in
Michaela Stocker
Germany
Michaela Stocker passionately paints horses, primarily in pastel, mixed media, and oil. Her techniques are experimental, focusing on the emotional bond between humans and animals. Her artwork radiates a deep connection and an almost palpable admiration for nature.
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission