Art – The definition Is sticking a banana on the wall still art? Or: what actually makes Salvador Dali famous? And why does everyone love Mona Lisa? I am sure of it: that it takes courage, wit, timing and the right location to create an impressive work from a rotting banana – some works live [...] read more
The little birds sing in the forest Fancy a little walk in the woods? A little birdsong accompanies this landscape with a few hopping, fluttering, tripping and pecking bird species. And what else are they up to in their tiny natural paradise? I’d love to know that too. So it’s fun to watch the little [...] read more
Review – Romanticism 2.0 in Berlin The “Fashion Botanica meets Romanticism 2.0” exhibition – the highlight at the end of 2022. From the joint set-up to the vernissage with visitors in a great mood to the end of the exhibition – it was all a great success. Pia Wessels’ humorous garments complemented my collages perfectly. [...] read more
Why genderize? Gendering? Really now? My Dear Colleagues* Does that have to be the case? Do we also have to use gender in art? For whom and for what is that supposed to be good? Gendering is annoying and complicated. On the other hand, we need renewal in many respects. Perhaps we can accept these [...] read more
…because art is on the street. In any case, I find the material for my works wherever I walk and stand. As soon as I slow down, I find new and interesting things everywhere. It’s simply good to take time now and again to notice the little things around us. Taking our eyes off the [...] read more
I have posted a short film on YouTube about this all-important question In case of doubt for art? Do we need evidence for art? Maybe or maybe not. How good that there are so few limits to art. Sometimes, however, this makes it all the more difficult to find your bearings. My suggestion: always keep an eye on your own wishes and ideas and don't let mainstreams block your view. With this in mind: make up your own mind […] read more
The metamorphosis… is a great transformation and an impressive miracle On the way… …incredible changes take place from the egg to the adult insect. Several weeks pass before the mealworm turns into a nymph or pupa, from which the mealworm then hatches. The last major changes take place inside the almost immobile nymph or pupa. [...] read more
youtube every single detail. Getting as close as possible to the tiny details works best... […] read more
Letting go Letting go without expectations and without any bitterness. This is not always easy. Letting go is a meaningful word. It should be used with caution and respect. With best wishes Magdalena […] read more
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