In Search of Being
| Height | 50 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 40 cm |
| Length/Depth | 1.5 cm |
Technik: Malerei
Auf der Suche nach dem Sein, in der inneren Welt von Wachstum und Entfaltung. Das Bild zeigt die sanfte Bewegung der Psyche, die Schönheit und den Schmerz des Werdens und die Weite des inneren Raums.
Versand:
Die Arbeit wird aufgespannt auf einem Keilrahmen versendet – inklusive Echtheitszertifikat und Signatur.
Manou Wistoff
Born in 1997 in Troisdorf, Germany. Manou Wistoff studied Art, Education and Therapy at the Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences in Alfter, near Bonn, from 2019 to 2022. She has been studying for her Master’s degree in this subject since September 2024.
Art – Technique – Consciousness
Her work focuses on aspects such as movement, light and the phenomenon of levitation. Together, these elements create artworks capable of transcending the expectations of human perception. She works in both painting and installation. It is about experiencing an invisible connection between everything that exists. Manou Wistoff pursues the desire for an evolution of consciousness that shows us how little we actually perceive and understand of reality. She frequently creates kinetic sculptures that combine technology and art. In these works, the technology recedes into the background whilst the emotionality of the experience comes to the fore. So far, only her paintings are available for sale. The paintings are often very colourful and deal with feelings and experiences that lie hidden within her. Manou Wistoff aims to demonstrate that every form of art helps us to find a connection to our inner selves, and that by reliving various emotions whilst creating art, everyone is able to process them and recognise their own potential.
During her studies, she exhibited in the following exhibitions:
Alanus University of Applied Sciences Exhibition, Alfter, 2021
HumanAnimal, Künstlerforum Bonn, 2022
Alanus University Tour, Alfter, 2022
Bewusst WERDEN, Eutopia Bonn, 2022
She was awarded the Art Prize – Rundgang 2022 for the best artwork on the Art Education and Therapy (BA) degree programme.
She spent December 2022 to March 2023 at the Pouch Cove Foundation Artist-in-Residence programme in Newfoundland, Canada.
