Surfer, watercolour on Zerkall Paper, 25 x 23 cm
Archive of posts tagged Bilderflut
Another day to remember in the autumn woods. Had a long walk along the most sensational sceneries. Tomorrow I will teach at the academy and when the course ends the autumn will be done too. Daily Painting about nature kissing my eyes.
nature spectacle, watercolour and plaster, 21 x 29,7 cm
Isn’t it strange that the new german government tried to build shadow budgets? That’s exactly how us artists tried to get by since 2000 years! Art influences politics, a dream comes true! Daily Painting about shadowy housekeeping
Shadowy Housekeeping, watercolour, 20,5 x 30 cm
Met a black stork today. Very exciting. He was wearing a white muscle shirt and had an almost unreal red on his pecker. Daily Painting about the dream of flying
We thought, only the birds’ world was a dream, Watercolor, 30 x 22 cm
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Stayed in the dark studio and worked like a horse. Feeling better now. Hello Darkness, my old friend, Daily Painting is about darkness
‘Gate of fate’, charcoal and pencil, watercolour, 32 x 42 cm
Today was one of these days where past and future shake hands and join the presence for a little chat. The Daily Painting is “O Fortuna”, best viewed with Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana as Soundtrack
‘O Fortuna’ – watercolour, 24 x 32 cm
Going to meet my brother-in-law. He is horse whisperer in Oregon and came to whisper a little bit to the german horses. I hope they listen. The daily painting is about pictures you don’t get off your head, because you looked to long – kind of catchy pic
‘Who’s looking to long at pictures, can’t get them out of head again’ – watercolour, 23,5 x 14 cm
9/11 – 2001
For many artist was September 11th 2001 and the destruction of the World Trade Center due to the flood of images and the power of destruction something that influenced them in their work. Maf Räderscheidt experienced this event on the radio because the tv cable company destroyed the main cable. So she had the chance to bring her own art in conjunction with this incidence.
The paintings are oil on canvas and have format of 140 x 200 cm.
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