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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
Stagnation is not a viable state. Only those who dare discover new things.
This series is a plea for experimentation – for the imperfect, the bold, the unexpected. Every attempt, every deviation moves me forward, shapes my perspective, refines my style.
For only in risk lies movement – and in the new lies that which touches us.
This series is a plea for experimentation – for the imperfect, the bold, the unexpected. Every attempt, every deviation moves me forward, shapes my perspective, refines my style.
For only in risk lies movement – and in the new lies that which touches us.
Nina Kipper
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
My work arises from the tension between external pressures and internal feelings. I'm interested in how the global situation, politics, and social tensions affect us – and how this can be expressed without explicitly stating it.
Each series has a clear setup: concepts like fear, support, or hope define the framework. The rest happens in the process – directly, intuitively, sometimes raw.
I work with acrylics, pigments, and oil pastels on canvas. Layers, breaks, and visible traces are part of the process. I etch drawings, words, and symbols into the material—thoughts that remain.
The whole thing is political, but not didactic. It's about attitude: sustainability, equality, respect. The works open up spaces – for unwinding, sorting things out, and thinking further.
Each series has a clear setup: concepts like fear, support, or hope define the framework. The rest happens in the process – directly, intuitively, sometimes raw.
I work with acrylics, pigments, and oil pastels on canvas. Layers, breaks, and visible traces are part of the process. I etch drawings, words, and symbols into the material—thoughts that remain.
The whole thing is political, but not didactic. It's about attitude: sustainability, equality, respect. The works open up spaces – for unwinding, sorting things out, and thinking further.