Sunday in Paradies
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Portrait |
| Technique | Zeichnung |
| Height | 30 cm |
| Width | 30 cm |
| Length/Depth | 0.1 cm |
Sunday in Paradise
Beneath the Spirals of Life
This expressive charcoal drawing depicts a couple on a shared journey – seemingly having arrived at their destination, yet still accompanied by quiet questions. Beneath mighty, spiralling trees, the pair linger in a moment of tranquillity. The powerful trunks and branches wind their way upwards in lively spirals, becoming a symbol of life’s paths: full of twists and turns, developments, encounters and decisions.
With striking lines and finely graded shading, an atmosphere of depth and movement is created. The figures appear close and connected, yet their demeanour leaves room for reflection. Between certainty and doubt, a quiet story unfolds about love, trust and the search for a shared path.
The spiral-shaped trees lend the work a special symbolism. They represent growth, change and the ceaseless movement of life. Like the spiral itself, their paths do not proceed in a straight line, but unfold in circles that lead time and again to new insights and experiences.
The interplay of light and shadow enhances the drawing’s poetic effect, allowing nature, humanity and symbolism to merge into a harmonious whole. The result is an image that embodies, in equal measure, strength and vulnerability, arrival and departure, closeness and inner questions.
A work full of depth and meaning that invites the viewer to reflect on their own life’s journey and to recognise the beauty of the journey we share.
Unframed drawing.
Size:30 × 30 cm
Technique: charcoal drawing on paper
Supplied with a certificate of authenticity
Martina Schepperle
Tini M.S., whose real name is Martina Schepperle, is a German artist born in Schwäbisch Hall.
Tini has her studio in Munich and lives in Munich.
Her artworks are characterised by a harmonious blend of colours and forms, often inspired by her observations of nature.
She paints her observations of nature and nude portraits on paper and canvas with a fresh and free style.
The artist remains true to traditional techniques, placing them within a contemporary context.
In a fast-paced, digital age that races by as if in a frenzy, without respite or tranquillity… Tini pauses, takes a moment in the midst of this whirlwind
and weaves her art into a contemporary context.
Elements of Symbolism are frequently found in her paintings and drawings. This art movement, which emerged in the late 19th century,
aims to express feelings and ideas through symbols.
Tini’s works are imbued with this philosophy; she uses everyday objects and scenes from nature, works with models,
to convey deeper meanings.
Nature has played a central role in Tini’s artistic work since childhood. Her regular wanderings through the Tyrolean countryside,
her time spent by the Tyrolean mountain lakes and the turquoise River Inn not only offer her peace and inspiration but also a wealth of motifs,
Tini transforms her experiences and encounters into her enchanting works of art.
A remarkable example of her observations of nature is the series ‘Water Lily Dream’, created at Lake Thiersee and Lake Hechtsee,
in which she captures the full beauty of nature, particularly the water lilies, which symbolise growth and enlightenment.
Tini invites the viewer to immerse themselves in her works, which are characterised by a dreamlike quality. She manages to transport the viewer into a world of fantasy and emotion. Tini is a painter and storyteller who, through her art, builds bridges between nature and people’s inner worlds.
Her artworks invite us to pause for a moment… in a world that seems restless and noisy, to pause and find the true beauty in the little things
of life and to find our inner peace.
From 2023 to 2025, Tini M.S. was a master’s student of the artistic genius Prof. Dr Markus Lüpertz at the Kolbermoor Academy of Fine Art.
Through her art, Tini M.S. not only draws attention to herself, but also encourages other women to forge their own paths
and take their well-deserved places in the art world.
Exhibitions
- 2025 Body Language Exhibition, Munich
- 2025 ‘Oh sure, Paint Me’ Exhibition, Munich
- 2025 ‘No Roses, No Daisies’ Exhibition, Dachau Water Tower
- 2025 Retrospective, Nuremberg
- 2025 Final Exhibition, Class of Prof. Markus Lüpertz, Kolbermoor
- 2024 Time-lapse: Homebase, St. Johann, Tyrol, Austria
- 2024 ‘Soulful’ at Fügen Castle, Tyrol, Austria
- 2024 ‘Vertikal Nubis’ at the Sudturm, Gottmadingen, Lake Constance, Germany
- 2024 Eclectic Menagerie, Innsbruck, Austria
- 2024 Echo, Starberg, Germany
- 2024 Zwischen Räume, Riedenburg, Germany
- 2023 Art and Design, Stuttgart
- 2023 Art in the Laboratory, Zurich, Switzerland
- 2023 Rendezvous Chef, Stuttgart, Germany
- 2023 Wechselspiel, Ilshofen, Germany
- 2021 Lifeline MonicaFerrarini Eventi / Rome, Italy
- 2021
- Opening Borders in Art / Kunstraum Gerdi Gutperle gallery – Viernheim, Germany
- 2021 Online Exhibition Novum Investments Basel / Basel – Basel, Switzerland
- 2021
- Collective Art Show / Van Gogh Art Gallery – Madrid, Spain
- 2021
- Volta / Galeria Azur – Madrid, Spain
- 2020
- La Ciudad de las Luces / Galeria Gaudí – Madrid, Spain
- 2020
- INTRECCI & DINAMICI / Merlino Botega d'Arte – Florence, Italy
- 2020
- Art 3 F Monaco / Espace Fontvieille – Monaco, Monaco
- 2020
- Group Art Exhibition / Van Gogh Art Gallery – Madrid, Spain
- 2020
- Art 3F – Paris / Parc des expositions Paris – Paris, France
- 2019
- Artfair Luxembourg / Luxembourg Art Fair – Luxembourg, Luxembourg
- 2012 Exhibition at Samocca, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
- 2012 Landsberg am Lech Summer Academy -
- 2010 Summer Academy Group Exhibition / Summer Academy – Landsberg am Lech, Germany
Press
- 2021
- – Letting Go for Art
- 2019
- - I want to share my paintings with the world.
Awards
• 2024 Innovation Award ‘Ideenreise’ – 3rd place
Kitzbühel Sparkasse
