Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung | 31. Juli 1993
Inside the studio
Here’s some pictures from both my studio in the countryside and from atelier training at the Art Academy in Stroud (Gloucestershire).
The Russian Army Leaving Berlin
From my archives: an essay about the facts and the emotions surrounding the orderly departure of the Russian army after the reunification of Germany. Many of the 373,800 soldiers and 208,400 civilians from the former Soviet Union left for a future of great uncertainty, leaving behind devastated housing areas, polluted soils and vast empty spaces.
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Leaves and buds
Nature studies. Exercises in observation, looking for the light, for volumes, for shapes, structures and shifts of plane. Both meditative and exhausting.
The Klarwein Project
Ossip Klarwein, the man on the right, is a mysteriously underrated architect.
Toma de Sovinjak
When you go to the National Gallery, you cannot miss Whistlejacket. The life-size portrait of a racehorse owned by the Marquess of Rockingham is a daring painting by George Stubbs.
My first exhibition in a magical setting
The fabulous gallery spaces at Fort Gorgast were the setting for my first exhibition. Michael Gauss’ photos capture the magical spirit of the building that is part of Forte Cultura. Many thanks to him, and to all those who joined us for an unforgettable party!
Portrait of a friend
From the pictures above, which one would you prefer? The classical portrait rarely depicts its model smiling.
You are warmly invited to Fort Gorgast for the Vernissage on Saturday 20 May!
While the last paintings are still being framed, I am already very much looking forward to the opening on 20 May.