Abstract photographs of the Japanese pilgrimage route on the island of Shikoku, which transform movement and light into visual meditation and invite you to consciously experience the moment.
Organic lines merge into a natural rhythm and invite you to experience yourself as part of the movement.
Overlapping lines like chaotic clock hands free you from familiar time structures and give you a feeling of timeless presence.
Vertical lines make natural rhythms visually audible and create a calming inner resonance.
Vertical light creates a rhythmic interplay of clarity and sharpens the eye for meaningful spaces in between.
Soft green-yellow stripes capture the movement of the air and open our perception to subtle, inaudible dialogues.
Organic lines merge into a natural rhythm and invite you to experience yourself as part of the movement.
Overlapping lines like chaotic clock hands free you from familiar time structures and give you a feeling of timeless presence.
Vertical lines make natural rhythms visually audible and create a calming inner resonance.
Vertical light creates a rhythmic interplay of clarity and sharpens the eye for meaningful spaces in between.
Soft green-yellow stripes capture the movement of the air and open our perception to subtle, inaudible dialogues.
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Alle Verfügbaren Kunstwerke aus früheren Jahren
In den Weinbergen Rheinhessens offenbart sich mehr als das Auge zunächst wahrnimmt – eine verborgene Welt voller Strukturen, Licht und flüchtiger Momente.
Diese Serie lädt dazu ein, hinter die sichtbare Oberfläche zu blicken und die poetische Essenz der Reblandschaft zu erspüren. Hier verschmelzen Realität und Intuition zu einer neuen, intensiven Wahrnehmung des Vertrauten.
Teile dieser Serie werden momentan im Weingut K.F. Groebe in Westhofen ausgestellt.
Arbeiten aus dieser Monochrom-Serie sind aktuell bei ja Oder Wein im Mainz zu sehen.
Sie zeigen stille Momente der Weinberge, festgehalten in reduzierter Klarheit.
