Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : India Ink on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 49.6x173.2in
About this artwork
Since 2014 I have been dealing artistically with the subject of swarms, among other things. I was strongly influenced by the spatial limitation and the strictly guarded area of my place of residence in childhood and adolescence. So it is not surprising that my artistic intention is also linked to this and almost always includes conflicts with the subject of freedom, peace and unlimited free movement. I am interested in how these individuals are networked…
with one another, how they change their direction and find their way through invisible and inaudible commands. This resulted in and continues to be a search for a graphic implementation of these movements on the one hand and my emotions on the other. Swarming offers the individual protection from threats, enables collective growth and a highly developed form of self-organization. What drives them and for what reason z. B. flocks of fish and birds embark on a path that is uncertain interests me
Steffi-Babett Wartenberg
Germany
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Inner and outer freedom, harmonious coexistence in mutual respect, and aesthetics are my life principles. »
Steffi-Babett Wartenberg is a painter and illustrator from Germany whose works have been exhibited widely across the country. In her Schwarm series, for example, she focuses on the fascinating dynamics and apparent limitlessness of flocks of animals. In the works in the Solitude series, she captures the essence of isolation, spatial confinement and the quiet contemplation of loneliness. Her colorful series Farbklang und Linienspur is about the subtle interactions of lines, colors and shapes. Each work is a testament to her exploration of interpersonal relationships, inner conflicts or her relationship to nature. Wartenberg's distinctive compositions are usually created with ink, graphite, watercolor and acrylic on canvas, cardboard and paper. Welcome to her world of abstract representation, a visual language of reflection.