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Theresa Moeller: Dis-Nature
Theresa Moeller: Dis-Nature
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Theresa Möller's artwork explores the tragic entanglement of natural evolution and cultural development, inspired by the vulnerability and sensuality of nature. Using sweet mauves, powdery blues, fruity oranges, and sea greens, her artwork reflects a tormented inner space and addresses contemporary concerns.
Format: Hardback
Length: 70 pages
Publication date: 16 January 2023
Publisher: Kerber Verlag
Theresa Möller (*1988) delves into the tragic entanglement and inseparable interdependence of natural evolution and cultural development. Drawing inspiration from the profound vulnerability and sensual opulence of nature's colors and forms, she employs a range of shades, including sweet mauves, powdery blues, fruity oranges, and sea greens. Occasionally, architecturally inspired horizons and geometric shapes emerge from the natural world. The artistic approach is fantastical, mirroring a tormented inner space while also addressing significant contemporary concerns. Theresa Möller's book, Dis-Nature, serves as an invitation to explore her own nature and her vision of contemporary painting, available in English, German, and French.
Theresa Möller (*1988) explores the tragic entanglement and indissoluble interdependency of natural evolution and cultural development.
Theresa Möller's book "Dis-Nature" is an invitation to discover her own nature and her vision of contemporary painting.
Dimension: 270 x 210 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783735608499
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