Untergegangene Verbindungen - Kunstdruck
| Edition | Limited Edition |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Portrait |
| Technique | Printmaking |
| Height | 32 cm |
| Width | 22 cm |
Art print of the original ‘Lost Connections’:
- Size of the art print: internal dimensions 15 x 25 cm / external dimensions 22 x 32 cm
- High-quality art print on Canson Rag Photographique paper
- Total number of copies: 100
- Signed on the reverse
See the original: :
This painting offers another fascinating insight into the aesthetic of my artwork. In this piece, the viewer is presented with a restrained depiction of a person. The painting is imbued with a gentle atmosphere and a light colour palette, conveying a calm and relaxed mood.
The figure in the painting wears a loose-fitting shirt. This is intended to convey a sense of serenity and freedom. The rear-view perspective keeps the figure’s identity concealed, allowing the viewer scope for interpretation and personal associations.
The deliberate connection to my other artworks lies in the exploration of exposed body parts. Although I usually paint underwater subjects, this painting represents a subtle shift in my artistic expression. It builds a bridge between my underwater subjects and the human body.
Lilian Hermann
I’m a young artist from Verl (North Rhine-Westphalia) and have been selling my artwork at the Student Art Market since 2020. My contemporary art pays homage to the strength of women. With my clear aesthetic approach, I delve into the depths of emotion and poetry. In a world often characterised by loud narratives, my artworks act as silent manifestos. Each painting tells a story in which the human spirit is captured in every brushstroke and every shade of colour.
Even whilst at school, I attended the Spektrum School of Aesthetic Arts in Bielefeld. There, alongside training in practical artistic activities (painting, drawing, composition), the focus was on actively cultivating an aesthetic appreciation of artworks. My approach to painting, in particular, has shaped me ever since.
In 2022, I completed my Master’s degree in teacher training at the University of Paderborn, specialising in Art and Mathematics. During my time at university, I attended many painting courses and discovered a passion for depicting human figures and underwater scenes. In particular, motifs of people floating or falling feature in many of my works.
Group exhibitions:
- Art Meets Mining Archaeology (2019, Rammelsberg Museum & Visitor Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Goslar)
- Silo Exhibition (2020, University of Paderborn)
- Silo Exhibition (2021, University of Paderborn)
- Art on a Building Site (2023, Gütersloh Town Hall)
- Street Art Festival (5 May 2024, Gütersloh)
- Long Night of Art (25 May 2024, Apostelkirche, Gütersloh)
Solo exhibitions:
- Hippe & Herrenkind Café (2025, Gütersloh)
Member:
- KunstKlub Bielefeld
- Gützilla
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