Tarnung
Oil, Collage on Canvas
63x55in
$3,640
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Zsuzsa Klemm
Germany
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Zsuzsa Klemm
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 84.6x70.1in
About this artwork
"As the general rule, the way in which a matter folds constitutes its texture: it is defined less by its heterogeneous and real different parts than by the way in which it is inseparable due to the particular wrinkles become." P. 65 from "The Fold: Leibniz and the Baroque" by G. Deleuze, Suhrkamp, 1996
Zsuzsa Klemm shows a woman in this picture, wrapped in a blanket, with a clear abstract architecture behind her. The depiction of the woman is based… on Japanese woodcuts and Egyptian cube stools. Your body disappears into wrinkles. Wrinkles, convex and concave. Wrinkles are in the Middle Ages for the spiritual. The woman is blowing her breath (pneuma, life) in a red balloon.
Zsuzsa Klemm shows a woman in this picture, wrapped in a blanket, with a clear abstract architecture behind her. The depiction of the woman is based… on Japanese woodcuts and Egyptian cube stools. Your body disappears into wrinkles. Wrinkles, convex and concave. Wrinkles are in the Middle Ages for the spiritual. The woman is blowing her breath (pneuma, life) in a red balloon.
Zsuzsa Klemm
Germany
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« Painting is for me a non-verbal language of communication. »
Zsuzsa Klemm is a visual artist living in Berlin.
Born in 1967 in Novi Sad, the former Yugoslavia, and grew up multicultural.
Klemm studied fine arts at the Academy of Fine Arts (HBK) in Braunschweig.
In 1997 she received her diploma in visual arts and became a master student of Norbert Tadeusz.
She exhibits her work internationally, including in Germany, Canada, Israel and the USA.
She is particularly interested in the diverse language of painting: the interplay of shapes and colors, which offers endless possibilities for creating stories, messages and interpretations. Klemm's pictures oscillate between abstract and figurative. They are energetic and expressive.
Zsuzsa Klemm
Pneuma
$19,210
