Anja Struck:
Picture "Winter Mood" (2016)
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Picture "Winter Mood" (2016)
Anja Struck:
Picture "Winter Mood" (2016)

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ars mundi Exclusive Edition | limited, 199 copies | numbered | signed certificate | reproduction on Alu-Dibond behind acrylic glass | size 54 x 124 cm (h/w) | suspension device

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Picture "Winter Mood" (2016)
Anja Struck: Picture "Winter Mood" (2016)

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Picture "Winter Mood" (2016)

The artist Anja Struck from Lüneburg is a master of atmospheric staging. That applies, for example, to her works in which she unites people and landscape. The dissolution of boundaries, the blurring of motifs and the emergence of blurriness are characteristic of these works. Struck's main subjects are fully absorbed in their surroundings. They virtually blur into them and thus become a part of nature itself. This artistic effect conveys a feeling of great freedom, as shown with this picture of a child and a grownup by the ice-blue winter coast.

Reproduction on Alu-Dibond behind 3 mm thick acrylic glass. Limited to 199 copies and numbered. Hand-signed certificate included. Size 54 x 124 cm (h/w). With suspension device. Due to the smooth surface, mirror effects may occur depending on the incidence of light. ars mundi Exclusive Edition.

The Lüneburg artist Anja Struck

About Anja Struck

A Master of Atmospheric Staging

The painter Anja Struck from Lüneburg, Germany, places humans at the centre of her work, staging them in landscapes, in movements or the form of portraits. The figures she paints always contain a significant part of her own emotional world: "Every work is a piece of myself, undisguised, naked and honest."

She is a master of atmospheric staging. This applies to her numerous portraits, where she brings them to life with cleverly placed light and shadow, and it also applies to her works, in which she brings people and landscapes together. Typical of these works are the dissolution of boundaries, the blurring of motifs, and the emergence of blurriness. Struck's protagonists become completely absorbed in their surroundings, almost blurred into them, thus becoming part of nature itself. This artistic effect conveys a sense of great freedom.

Struck, born in Hamburg in 1961, now lives and works in Lüneburg. She studied graphic art and design, art education and painting under Markus Lüpertz, among others.

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