Weiblicher Akt "Rosa" liegend (AZ2025-2)

Kolbermoor - Akademie der bildenden Künste

Edition	Original Art
Sujet	Abstract
Technique	Zeichnung
Height	59 cm
Width	72 cm
Length/Depth	0.1 cm

€990.00*

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Description

Media:

Charcoal and acrylic on paper

Technique:

Charcoal drawing and painting

The price refers to the artwork on paper. The framing shown (mounted on museum board and framed in a cherry wood magnetic frame, frame dimensions: 70 x 80 x 2, with glass) can be supplied at cost price on request.

Postage: The artwork will be dispatched rolled or in an artist’s frame, including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature.

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Anja Edelmann

My painting arises from the tension between conflicting forces – the beautiful and the ugly, light and dark, the physical and the spiritual. For me, abstraction is an act of internalisation, a means of making the invisible tangible. The figurative and the abstract, flesh and space, presence and dissolution are in constant dialogue. Historical models – from Titian through Velázquez and Goya to Courbet – serve as a resonant space, whose modes of expression and ways of seeing I question and transform.

My years in theatre and opera have shaped my painting. I think in terms of scenes, moods and inner states – influenced by Jürgen Rose, Dieter Dorn and Thomas Ostermeier. I am currently studying again under Markus Lüpertz. Through him, my painting gains in expressiveness and seriousness; it is through this interplay that I develop my own position between figuration and abstraction.

My female figures embody both strength and vulnerability – an act of self-assertion and a questioning of traditional ways of seeing. For me, a good painting must draw the viewer in – it must be both a mystery and a promise.

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