Paths
Ways are commonly referred to as. C o n n e c t i o n between two “points”. whatever that means.
Ways lead back and forth.
Paths lead steeply uphill or eternally at ground level into the somewhere, but at the end there is
the target,
which is not seldom the beginning of a way…
So I let my thoughts wander the way…
…and met “Hedwig Schwarzfuß”, whose creative image I had noticed years ago, and asked her to add some theme-related works to the current exhibition cycle.
“Hedwig Schwarzfuß”
Watercolors,
Linoleum prints,
Pen drawings,
Collages,
has been making its way through colors since October 2017,
always looking for the right direction….
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On the Cross Road II
Format: 19,6‘x 27,5’
Technique: Painting watercolor-like
Material: drawing paper 6oz/sqft
acrylic
“Come. Let’s go, let’s go.
Keep going. Until we get there.”
“Where to, man?”
“I don’t know either,
but we have to go.”
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[…]
Indian ink wet on wet
10’ x 6,5’
Walking the paths,
alone or together.
We’ll see where we are,
how far we’ve come,
when we pause.
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On the Cross Road I
Format: 7,8‘ 11,8‘
Technique: Draw
Material: drawing paper, grey, 8,8 oz/sqft
oil pastels
No comment!
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Decisions
collage
Watercolor, Ink, Distress Oxide
6,7’ x 4,3’
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We Walk this Road…
Sketch
Format: 11,8’ x 15,7’
Technique: Draw
Material: drawing paper 3,17oz/sqft
pencil
“We walk this road
We’re on own way
But when we get there
No one can say
No one can say
No one can say“
Rob Randolph
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Give me your hand, we’re leaving
Indian ink watercolor
9,8‘ x 7‘
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Wow! or Ways of Imagination.
Format: 11,8’ x 15.7’
Technique: Draw
Material: drawing paper 4,2oz
oil pastels
I sat down, inhaled the silence of the night and let my imagination wander the way, wow!
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On the Way
Linoleum print
7,8‘ x 11,8‘
As an artist Bernhard Schlafke travels in many fields. At PonderingTime he presents his pictures from the most diverse directions as a painter. A passion which he has been pursuing for decades now and which he passed on to others in the KreAktivWerkstatt in Dülmen, Westafalia, Germany, for example, of which he is also the founder. Incidentally, this activity is also a project within the framework of open-youth-work-support, in his home country.
