“Nihonga” are called traditional Japanese Paintings. Pigment powdered minerals are used on Japanese paper (Washi). It is a water based medium. I painted these works during my Nihonga studies at 東京芸術大学 (Tokyo University of the Arts) in Japan.
traditional copy, ink on paper 30x40cm 水墨画 Legends of the Shigisan Temple, 12. century, traditional copy, ink on paper 40x30cm 水墨画 horseman, traditional copy, ink on paper 30x30cm 水墨画
excerpt from my master thesis
“The Wolf at the Doctor”
oil and gouache paintings 油絵 グヮッシュ
black and white drawings, pencil on paper
landscapes, nudes and illustrations of a children’s book
Exceptional walls who speak to me while traveling different places.
A colorful intermezzo from the very far east.
A strange story about very contrasting ways of housing and living in three total different territories …
A fairytale about the people in the north.
Photographs taken in Germany, Sweden and Denmark.
Part II from a fairytale about the people in the north.
Photographs taken in Germany, Sweden and Denmark.
In October 2010 I had the rare opportunity to travel to a closed country, which currently does not allow any tourists at all, but still has several millions of pilgrims every year.
Impressions and thoughts of a short stay in Iran.
Georgia საქართველო, Armenia Հայաստան, Azerbaijan Azərbaycan, Iran ایران, Autumn 2009.