aktuelle Ausstellung
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- CAKE, Öl auf Lwd, 145 x 170cm, 2018
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- WEEKEND, Öl auf Lwd, 140 x 155cm, 2018
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- ABENDMAHL, Öl auf Lwd, 140 x 160cm, 2018
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- „Breakfast No.7“ Mixed Media on Canvas, 145 cm x 170 cm, 2016
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- „Breakfast No.6“ Mixed Media on Canvas, 140 cm x 170 cm, 2016
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- „garten“ oil-on-canvas, 2015 (in Privatsammlung)
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- The Mechanic Oil on canvas 140x170cm, 2016
Vita
Hundertmark was born in Mainz in 1971 and lives in Berlin, Germany.
She studied Design and Stage Design at Bayreuth and has a Masters in Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Art of Nuremberg.
In 2005, Hundertmark won the Prize of the Art Association Bayreuth for young art.
Berlin painter Juliane Hundertmark’s work presents surprising parallels with visionary artists such as William Blake and Henry Fuseli. Her strange figures and their ghost-like alter egos, appear to us like the devilish imp in Fuseli’s ‘The Nightmare’.
Whilst yielding many interpretations Fuseli’s work is predominantly seen as relating to traditional folklore or prefiguring late nineteenth-century psychoanalysis. Hundertmark’s scenes are reminiscent of Germany’s forests teaming with dark tales and folklore. Her imagery is an improvised dance in the subconscious, conjuring old figures out of childhood memories and placing these strange fellows in strange relationships.
Juliane paints with genuine pathos and natural emotion. Her paintings sometimes present historical and religious themes. The relationship between people and animals in her work is compelling and sensitive. and her use of animal mimicry delves into a full range of emotions.
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