Stubborn
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Other |
| Technique | Painting |
| Height | 68 cm |
| Width | 68 cm |
| Length/Depth | 0.5 cm |
The work *Stubborn*, created in 2024, depicts a fascination with the strength and wildness of nature and its creatures. The powerful bull is a symbol of resilience and independence. It is painted on sturdy wood (approximately 4 mm thick) and can be hung using an eyelet.
Material:
Oil pastels, acrylic
Technique:
Mixed media painting
Shipping:
The artwork will be dispatched with a hanging loop – including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature.
Anastasia Schneider
For me, art is about capturing the uniqueness and individuality in every person, in every moment, and the wildness of nature, and interpreting them for myself. During my studies, I specialised in figurative painting, and my artistic work explores the tension between closeness and distance that arises in human relationships. I observe social dynamics; I am interested in how authentically we present ourselves in the presence of others, and who we are when we are alone and no one is forcing us to change through norms and expectations. My artistic work explores ways of breaking free from the expectations, social and formal norms placed upon us as individuals and as artists.
Biography
* 2001 in Plauen
2020–2025 Studied at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts
2021–2023 under Prof. Carl Emmanuel Wolff
2024–2025 with Prof. Anne Neukamp
Since October 2025 Master’s programme with Helen Verhoeven at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts
Exhibitions and awards:
September 2023–March 2024 Solo exhibition at the Kunsthof Eibenstock
June 2024 Award ceremony at the Youth Art Biennale, followed by an exhibition of one work at the Freiheitshalle in Hof
November 2024 Exhibition of prize-winners from the e.O. Plauen Young Artists’ Competition for Hand Drawing at Forum K (Plauen, Vogtland)
February–June 2025 Exhibition at the Dresden Specialist Court Centre, a two-person exhibition with artist Annina Münch
July–September 2025 Graduation exhibition at the HfBK Dresden
January–February 2026 Group exhibition ‘Floating Through Fragments’ at the Drewes Galerie, Hamburg
