My Painting “Virtual Light” will be part of the The Rotary Art Auction Munich 2021.
https://rotarykunstauktion.de/category/liveauction/

Due to Corona postponed to 19.-20.6.2021!
link to: Auction Catalogue

artist list: Christian Rothmann, Jakob Röpke, Sebastian Maas, Albrecht von Alvensleben, Sati Zech, Maria Wallenstål-Schoenberg, Bruce McLean, Hendrike Kühne und Beat Klein, Jan Willem van Dyken, Valerie Otte, Markus Lüpertz, Anna Fiegen, Samaya Thier, Michael Rischke, Janka Zöller, Luciano Castelli, Werner Maier, Moritz Partenheimer, Max Liebermann, Herbert List, Katharina Neuweg, Pola Polansky, Caesar Radetzky, Anette Girke, Johanna Strobel, Stefan Szczesny, Anne Wölk, Ekkehard Tischendorf, Rainer Fetting, Lucien Clergue, Roger Fritz, Peter Zimmermann, Bernd Zimmer, Vera Mercer, Dénesh Ghyczy, Sandra Lange, Shoah Prescott, Stephan M. Schuster, Jeanne Kosnil-Klos, Donald Baechler, Andy Warhol, Beate Könne, Pablo Picasso, Carsten Weitzmann, Toni Wirthmüller, Barbara Haag, Michael MacDonagh Wood, Helmut Schlaiß, Jürgen Wolf, Mimmo Paladino, Allen Jones, Kiddy Citny

Anne Wölk Nr.28 direct link to artwork and auction: https://rotarykunstauktion.de/2020/09/02/28-anne-woelk/

April 14 – 18, 2021
2021년 4월 14일 – 18일
3-A Gallery, CICA Museum

Solo Show — Questions for heaven
link to show: https://cicamuseum.com/anne-wolk-solo-exhibition/

How many stars are there in the Milky Way? If you look at the white band in the night sky with a telescope, you can see that it consists of countless stars. Astronomers have calculated that there are between 100 and 200 billion stars. However, nobody can give a more precise number because the Milky Way is huge. From the earth, the Milky Way appears like a milky brushstroke over the firmament. When looking at the blue night sky every evening, Berlin painter Anne Wölk asks herself many questions. The universe is reluctant to reveal deeper insights into its nature, but with excessive and collective research across nations and disciplines, a diverse understanding can be gained.
For many years, Wölk has been fascinated by science fiction stories about space travel and cyberspace. Involved in the society of digital culture, the artist alters film stills, as well as photographs from the Hubble Space Telescope, and integrates them into her motifs and personal cosmos paintings. During her childhood, Wölk saw an infinite number of simulations of stellar skies and demonstrations of planetary runs at 360-degree shows at the planetarium in her hometown Jena. Jena was the centre for laser and optics technology in the former GDR. This formative experience continually influenced her interest in space travel.
In her solo exhibition at the CICA Museum, Wölk will present her artwork series Planet Spheres and Starscapes.
The idea behind the painted celestial globes originates from astronomical research on exoplanets, which is driven by the search for extrasolar worlds. As a child, Wölk saw night skies’ simulations and detailed presentations of gas planets such as Saturn and Jupiter at the planetarium. Her sky landscapes are painted on spheres of different sizes and hang freely from the ceiling. The three-dimensional paintings are characterised by the use of a slow, precise working method and are made with acrylic paint on styrofoam. The objects embody a fictional and poetic interpretation of possible extraterrestrial worlds, carrying the ideal of romanticism. The starting point for the spheres are astrophotographs from space telescopes. Inspired by viable future colonies on rocky planets, the works refer to the question of whether there is ‘life beyond earth’ and ask, ‘What could colonies look like on other worlds?’

Anne Wölk works in the tradition of the contemporary artists Vija Celmins and Russel Crotty, but she also feels a strong commitment to the Dutch Baroque painter Aert van der Neer, whose speciality was landscapes in winter and at night. Like the old master, Wölk succeeds in painting the facets of light with a sure eye. Her paintings show the glow of the stars in the nightly darkness as a moment of calm. Her wintry scenes convince with the painterly ability to tell a variety of shades of blue in the smallest nuances and to merge them with the vaporwave aesthetics of the early 2010s art movement.
Dreamlike artificial light is floating in the picture space and leads into the emptiness of a virtual vacuum. Starry night skies, modified by photoshop filters, are in contrast to a rainbow colour scale.
Besides, Wölk’s nocturnal landscapes combine pop-sci-fi visual references, such as space stations or LED light beams. Her exclusive conceptional use of enlighted colours is what makes her artwork very contemporary. By creating space with flowing colour gradients and sampling methods, the artist tries to reclose photographic aberrations, digital information gaps, and compression artefacts caused by the technical limitations of telescopic observations and mechanical photography.

The Starscapes series comprises night landscapes with fascinating and mysterious light atmospheres. The motifs came from the tradition of landscape painting of the 17th century when Dutch painters examined night light phenomena in many ways. Although Anne Wölk takes on the precision and painterly compactness of the old masters, she uses film stills from popular science fiction movies as a contemporary template. The painter lets mountain landscapes shine brightly against dark starry skies and magically draws the viewer’s gaze into their depths. A digital glow effect in the horizon line references the excessive screen light of the present day. The classic deep light of traditional oil painting is distorted and expanded by an LED light. The dark shade ‘indanthrene blue’ is omnipresent in the artist’s firmaments. The deep, wide night blue of the sky envelops and quietly warms the viewer in an artistic embrace.

Anne Wölk (1982, Jena/Germany) was born and raised in former East Germany. She is a figurative painter whose artistic work stands in the tradition of realistic contemporary artists Vija Celmins and Russel Crotty. Committed to an attitude of reskilling, Wölk uses traditional methods and materials. Her paintings predominantly show us night sky scenes with deep and open galaxies. By quoting Spacetelescope images and digital photography resources, Anne Wölk tests the margins between art and reality.

Parts of Wölk’s family came originally from East Prussian Königsberg, modern-day Kaliningrad. Through their cultural roots and characteristics, the artist sees herself as a wanderer between different worlds of Eastern and Western culture. During her childhood, she often came into contact with paintings by Baltic and Russian landscape painters. With her ongoing exhibition activity in the USA and her extensive exchange of ideas with American artists, Wölk’s fantastical landscapes are characterized by a multicultural character and show German, Baltic, Russian, and American elements.

In 2006, the young artist entered the international art world at the Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, when the collector Can Elgiz bought one of her large-scale paintings for the Elgiz Museum of Contemporary Art in Istanbul. Her painting Doggirl was shown in several thematic group exhibitions next to famous artists Cindy Sherman, Tracy Emin, and Sarah Morris.
Later on, Anne Wölk received an MFA from the School of Art and Design Berlin and was a BFA student at the Chelsea College of Art and Design in London. After graduating from art school in 2009, the painter became known for beautiful large-scale landscape paintings and was selected and shortlisted for several international competitions and scholarships.

Her awards include the national Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes scholarship; the Alpine Fellowship grant at Aldourie Castle, Scotland, UK; a residency at Bodensee Art Fund; and an artist-in-residence grant in Goriska Brda, Slovenia, awarded by the German Embassy, Ljubljana. She has exhibited at international institutions, including the Elgiz Museum of Contemporary Art, Istanbul, Turkey; the CICA Art Museum South Korea; the Zeiss-Planetarium Berlin, Germany; the Accra Goethe-Institut Ghana; and the Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts, Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republik.
Wölk has exhibited her work alongside artists like Robert Rauschenberg, Johannes Wohnseifer, Azade Köker, and Stephan Balkenhol. In 2011, she was selected for the Edition S 36 of DSV Kunst Kontor, Stuttgart.

The Edition S 36 was a compilation of contemporary artworks, including paintings of Jonathan Meese and Tim Eitel.
She has exhibited and sold on the international art market, including the Swab Art Fair Barcelona in Spain; Viennafair in Vienna, Austria; KIAF Seoul in South Korea; and Contemporary Istanbul in Turkey.
Wölk has since shown her work in private gallery shows, including Galería Luis Adelantado, Valencia, Spain; Arebyte Gallery, London, UK; Galerie Wolfsen, Aalborg, Denmark; Pantocrator Gallery, Shanghai, China; Alfa Gallery Miami, USA; and The Residence Gallery, London, UK.

In October 2013, Anne Wölk won the Category Award for the ArtPrize competition ‘Art Takes Paris’, judged by directors from The Andy Warhol Museum in New York, Lisson Gallery, and the Marianne Boesky Gallery. In 2017, Wölk was announced as the Showcase Juried Winner in the painting category of the 9th Artslant Prize. Her painting ‘Virtual light’ was selected by a jury consisting of Natalia Zuluaga (Artistic Director of ArtCenter/ South Florida), Nathaniel Hitchcock (co-organizer of the Bass Museum of Art) and Malose Malahela (co-founder of Keleketa! Library). Two years later, the painter participated in the finalists’ exhibition of the art competition Art Revolution in Taipei, Taiwan.
Recently, Anne Wölk takes part in the contest exhibition The Future we want (2020) at Palais des Nations Geneva. Her paintings represent the competition idea of the Permanent Mission of Germany.

Woelk currently lives and works in Berlin.

Group Show curated by Catherine McCaw-Aldworth (London)
date: 22nd – 28th March 2021
more info:
https://www.instagram.com/the_sky_has_no_surface/?hl=de

press release:
Have you ever wondered what’s beyond our line of sight? Why we only see blue when we look up but we know there’s Hundreds of planets out there. The great beyond is within reach yet extremely intangible.
The sky has no surface looks to these intangible things asking artists to explore their own boundaries and surfaces in relation to what goes beyond our line of sight.
link to Online Show: https://catherinemccawaldw.wixsite.com/theskyhasnosurface

artist list: Stuart Jones, Fiona Goldswain, Bethe Bronson, Kelli-Shai Hughes, Abbie Cairns, Michael Kelly, Nicola Turner, Lewis Andrews, Anne Wölk, Lucy Bevin, Grant Lambie, Robyn Jacobs, Damaris Athene, Kate Fallon-Cousin, Anna Clough, James Warman, Aimee McCallum, Rups Cregeen, Liz Clifford, Zara Ramsay, Joanna Seager, Danika Whitcher, Lieske Weenink, Eleanor McLean, Harry Grundy, Mairead Dunne, Jessica Berry, Rose Sambrook, Susanna Star, Annie Crawford, Abi Braley, Ryan French, Abigail Jones, Noelle Genevier, Benna Gaean Maris, Stef Will, Dana Phillips, Catherine McCaw-Aldworth

curator Catherine McCaw-Aldworth:
“The beauty of an online show during pandemic is that you get to reach new people and experience new works that would have never seemed tangible before. This show has a big line up and we are so excited for it!”

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ALFA GALLERY Miami is pleased to present Online Viewing Rooms. This online event presents collectors with the opportunity to explore and purchase artworks from ARTSY. Alfa Gallery virtual platform connecting the world’s leading artists with our global network of collectors and art enthusiasts.

December 1 – February 28, 2021 presented by Alfa Gallery on Artsy
link to show: https://www.artsy.net/show/alfa-gallery-viewing-rooms

purchase link on Artsy: https://www.artsy.net/artwork/anne-wolk-transmission

artist list: Anne Wölk, Solveig Aalberg, Wayne Adams, Jonathan Adolphe, Magda Amarioarei, Ermina Avramidou, Jürgen Bauer, Tali Benbassat, Marianne Bjørnmyr, Kit Brown, Alexander Bühler, Fabian Bürgy, Mirja Busch, Tom Cartmill, Margot Cannevière, Kaline Carter, Carmen M. Castañeda, Anne Commet, Ann Catrin Olsson, Grace DeGennaro, Laura Duerwald, Søren Engsted, Natalia Escudero, Carla Fache, Michael Francis Ryan, Tetsuya Fukushima, Hugo Flores, Lavinia Gallie, Sébastien Gaudette, Kathrin Ganser, Geoff und Elida Lucas, Dom Gray, Benoit Gehanne, Gamaliel Herrera, Jason Hughes, Sophia Hatwagner, Adriana Jimenez, Heike Kelter, Aileen Kelly, Tycjan Knut, Václav Koči, Maria Konstanse Bruun, Britta Koolen, Jennie L. Kiessling, Yun Ling Chen, Martino Lorenzon, Ioannis Lassithiotakis, Kristen Lorentzen, Karolina Maddrzecka, Annette Mewes-Thoms, Peter Manion, Maureen Meyer, Naomi Middelmann, …

A work for Feast Day XXVIII – Christmas Market: A place for Art
On today’s Sunday, St. Nicholas Day, you can make yourself a gift. Twenty-seven artists are offering drawings, paintings, and photographs to buy. If you are interested, please contact the artist directly.
I present my drawing “Comet Landscape”. Here you find the purchase link on Singulart: https://www.singulart.com/de/kunstwerke/anne-wölk-comet-lanscape-852079
The story behind COmet Landscape:
The artwork shows a mountain landscape during cosmic dawn.
What is it like on the surface of a comet? Breathtakingly beautiful, or fascinatingly strange? Maybe vastness and melancholy are the common impressions that come to the viewer’s mind. Boulders and cliffs half a mile high are the characteristics of the alien world on Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The pencil drawing refers to a photo taken during the Rosetta Mission.

Text in German:
Weihnachtsmarkt – das Werk zum Sonntag

Das Werk zum Festtag XXVIII- online Weihnachtsmarkt: „Ein Plätzchen für Kunst“Am heutigen Sonntag, dem Nikolaustag können Sie sich selbst beschenken.
27 Künstler bieten Zeichnungen, Malereien, Fotografien u.a. zum Kauf an. Bei Interesse melden Sie sich bitte direkt bei Künstler oder Künstlerin. Hier die Werksliste im Überblick:

Anne Wölk, “Comet Landscape”, 2020, Bleistift auf Papier, Unter Glas gerahmt, 18 x 13cm, 350€ erhältlich auf Singulart
Weitere Informationen zum Werk:
Das Zeichnung zeigt eine Berglandschaft während einer kosmischen Morgendämmerung.
Wie ist es auf der Oberfläche eines Kometen? Atemberaubend schön, faszinierend fremd oder auch melancholisch sind die Eindrücke, die sich dem Betrachter darbieten. Felsbrocken und Klippen, die eine halbe Meile hoch sind, sind die Charakteristika der fremden Welt auf Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Die Bleistiftzeichnung ist inspiriert von einem Foto, das während der Rosetta-Mission
gemacht wurde.

Hjördis Baacke, o.T., 2016, Öl auf Leinwand, 40 x 30cm, 500€, hjoerdis.b@web.de, www.hjoerdis-baacke.de
Franca Bartholomäi, SPLENDOR ANIMALIS (Tierfrau), 2018, Holzschnitt auf Japanpapier, 10erAuflage, Druckmaß 30 x 21 cm (Papier geringfügig größer), 230€, fbartholomae@web.de http://www.francabartholomaei.de/
Kai-Uwe Schulte-Bunert, ohne Titel- aus der Serie “Rimini”, 2008, Analoge Fotografie, Print: Inkjet auf Hahnemühle Fine Art , 40 x 40 cm (inkl. weißem Rand) , Auflage: 1/5, 400 €, schultebunert@web.de, www.schulte-bunert.com
Julianne Csapo, Watzmann.jpeg, 2020, digital Print,38 cm x 25,2cm, 320€ eine Edition von 8 Stück
Rita Daubländer, gelandet, 2013, Mischtechnik, Hartpappe auf Holzobjektkasten, 30 x 30 cm, 320€, rita.daublaender@gmx.de
Johannes Eckhardt, Sommer des Lebens, 2020, Mixed Media, 300 x 210 mm, 350€, johanneseckardt@web.de
Ondine Frochaux, Die Brücke, 2020, Holzschnitt (Handabzug) , 45 x 30 cm., 250€, at-phareaux@gmx.de
Kirsten Carina Geißer, vom Bienenhäuschen aus, 2020, Buntstift auf Papier, 29,7 x 21cm, 200€, mail@kirstencarina.com
Kathrin Henschler, Eins, 2020, Tusche Lack Teer hinter Glas, 18 x 24 cm 270€ mail@kathrinhenschler.de www.kathrinhenschler.de
Anna Herrgott, “Is it Ingres”. 2010 . Photographie . Fine Art Print . Auflage 25 . 10 x 13 cm . (Gerahmt in schwarzem oder silbernem Nielsen Alurahmen 24 x 30). 140€. annaherrgott@gmx.dewww.anna-herrgott.de
Anna Härtelt, Augen, sagt mir, sagt, was sagt ihr, 2020, Aquarellfarbe, Tusche, Pastellkreide auf Papier, 40 x 30 cm, 390€, www.annahaertelt.deannahaertelt@gmx.dehttps://www.instagram.com/a_n_n_a_h_a_e_r_t_e_l_t
Ricarda Hoop, Eine Art Lichtung mit Seestück (erst jetzt, jetzt nur jetzt) Fragment, 2020, Bleistift auf Papier (ungerahmt), 20 x 31,5 cm, 460€, mail@ricardahoop.de , www.ricardahoop.de
Rainer Jacob, fountain icesticker Berlin, 2018, Fineartprint auf Papier, Auflage 10, 42x30cm, 150€ (inkl. Versand und Spende), Kontakt: bildhauer.rainer.jacob@gmx.de
Hartmut Kiewert, Friends, 2018, Zinkografie, 37 x 24cm, 300€, mail@hartmutkiewert.de
Elena Kozlova, roter Faden, 2012, Kugelschreiber auf Papier, 2012, 80×100 cm, 300€, kunstzeit@gmx.de
Katrin König, o.T., 2020, Kohle und Pastell auf Papier, 29,7 x 42 cm, 360 ,- € ohne Rahmen, 400,- € mit Rahmen, kakoenigin@yahoo.de
Noah Maxeiner “Heißer Raum”, 2020, Öl und Acryl-Lack auf Leinwand, 50 x 60 cm, 370€noahmaxeiner@gmail.com
Adam Noack, Publikumsliebling, 2017, Pastell auf Papier, 29,7 x 42cm, 250€, post@adamnoack.de
Philipp Orlowski, Wisdom of the cosmos, 2020, Siebdruck auf Tonpapier, Glasrahmen (Flohmarkt), Spraydose. 42 x 34 cm. 350,- € philipporlowski1@googlemail.com
Lucian Patermann, Interdependenzen: Maintenant, 2017, Chroma Ink Print, Collage, Tuscheübermalung, 50 x 40 cm (gerahmt), 385€ (inkl MwSt.), kontakt@lucianpatermann.com
Sandra Ratkovki, Flowers in Russian Barracks(Jüterbog, 2015), Foto-Abzug auf Alu-Dibond, Spezielle Weihnachtsedition, Zwei Größen erhältlich: 30 x 45 cm, Auflage: 1/3, 130€, 50×75 cm, Auflage: 1/3, 250€, info@sandra-ratkovic.com
Franziska Schnürer, Restenergien III,2019, Schablithographie (10er Auflage), 30 x 40 cm,280€, franziska.schnuerer@web.deBianca Strauch, Und ihre Zukunft wird herrlich und groß, 2016, Lithografie, 50 x 70 cm, 300€, bnstrauch@aol.de
Kathrin Thiele, o. T. (Serie DIS), 2018, Acrylfarbe, Acryllack auf Papier, 40 x 30 cm, gerahmt, 450€, kathrinthiele80@gmx.de
Marco Wagner, Krämerhaus, 2020, Mischtechnik auf Papier, 13,5cm x 13,5cm 250€, info@marcowagner.net
Guido Wegenmann, Systemvoraussetzung, 2019, Lack auf Holz, 20x30x4 cm, 450€ Guidoweggenmann@mail.com

I am delighted to inform you that the Paris-based gallery Singulart has selected three of my paintings for their winter collection. The three works will be sold for 1000 euros each to their collectors. With the acquisition of an artwork, you will support my studio work for the next few weeks.
Please note: All three paintings were sold.

Press release:
From November 17th to 23rd, Singulart will host its brand new Winter Flash Sale!
Singulart asked 30 international artists to create 3 original artworks for our collectors to get into the festive season. This is the perfect opportunity to discover or rediscover our artists and to acquire a work at a special price: each work is on sale for €1,000 until November 23rd only. 

Although we are living through a difficult moment with the second wave of Covid-19, bet on art to brighten your space or gift it to your loved ones!
Giving and receiving artwork is a special experience. That’s why we are offering exclusive, premium packaging for each artwork acquired from the Flash Sale just in time for the Holiday Season! You can also choose to include a personalized message. We also guarantee delivery of artworks before December 24th!

Enjoy our Winter Flash Sale!
https://www.singulart.com

The United Nations Office at Geneva has launched an online international art contest, “The Future We Want”, to mark the 75th anniversary of the United Nations. 
Exhibition in the Palais des Nation at the occasion of #UN75. All pictures have been submitted in an international art contest on “The Future we want”. I am really proud that the exhibition also features my art piece “Terraforming”.

The exhibition starts at the Palais des Nations 22.10.2020 – 30.11.2020
and will travel to D10 Art Space Gallery in Geneva until 15.12.2020 – 15.01.2021.

address:
Palais des Nations,
Parc de l’Ariana,
1211 Geneva, Switzerland

Gallery D10 Art Space,
Geneva 6, Rue Ami-Lullin 15,
1207 Geneva, Switzerland

download link exhibition catalogue: https://annewoelk.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/the_future_we_want_small.pdf

Art in Times of Corona: The Future We Want

The Perception Change Project of the UN organised the online art contest The Future We Want, on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations.
The UN is marking its 75th anniversary at a time of great disruption for the world. Covid-19 is a stark reminder of the need for cooperation across borders, sectors and generations. Both global dialogue and action are now more urgent than ever, to prevent this pandemic from leading to greater mistrust. The project states that 2020 ‘must be a year of dialogue, of us coming together to discuss our priorities as a human family, and how we can build a better future for all.

The empowerment of artistic production
Art is often an enabling tool to foster such a conversation about the kind of future we want and sparks the imagination on how we can empower youth in working towards it. To this end, the Perception Change Project in the Office of the Director-General of UN Geneva organised The Future We Want, a worldwide art contest open to all Geneva-based UN Missions. Each work of art on their website was submitted by Geneva-based permanent missions. All five continents are represented.

artist list:
Erna Ben-Ami, ZHAO Peizhi, Sigita Maslaus Kaitė-Mazylienė, Luigi Olivadoti, Leca Auraijo, László Herszt, Hugo Kaagman, Sherein Mostaf Ali Abozaid, David Danielyan, Rainer Prohaska, Rashad Mehdiyev, Dr. Ekaterina Kenigsberg, Lieven Lefere & Charles Verraes, Phillip Lesiga Segola, Tiama Aboudou, Tchalê Figueira, Chhim Sothy, Angeles Ortiz, Carmen Lansberg, Josaia McNamara, Antero Laine, Tamaz Varvaridze, Manuel Giron, Gerard M. Lafontant, Anne Wölk, Keyla Hannani Morel Salgado, Gudrún Kristjánsdóttir, Ralina Abibullayeva, Alejandro Darío Pizarro Chellet, Maja Šofranac, Joel L. Geolamen, Carlos Correia, Jin Hee Lan, Delia Perrois, Rastko Ćirić, Viktor T., Mohamadia I. Alnasan, Sirilak Sutichuay, Bayramgeldiyeva Ayjeren, Rosie Yates, Olena Shtepura, Faris Mohammed Abdulla Al Hammadi, Mushtariybegim Qurbonova

List of countries:
Arab Republic of Egypt, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Botswana, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cabo Verde, Cambodia, Ecuador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Mexico, Montenegro, People’s Republic of China, Philippines, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Switzerland, Syrian Arab Republic, Thailand, The Netherlands, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan

Dear friends and Art fans,

I am really happy to invite you to my next group show with Alfa Gallery Miami.

Oct 21st – Nov 29th, Alfa Gallery, Miami, USA

Press:
The exhibition unites artists from all over the world with one work each and celebrates painting and sculpture in small to smallest formats – A vibrant and powerful selection of works that demonstrate the unique practice of each artist. I have produced my painting Mountain Landscape exclusively for this show. The motif resembles the shapes of a mountain chain. It attempts to transform my artistic interest in the science-fiction landscape into the language of contemporary minimalism and geometrical abstraction.

Artsy:
You can follow me on artsy:
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/anne-wolk-mountain-landscape-1

link to exhibition:https://www.artsy.net/show/alfa-gallery-xs
Artist List:
WAYNE ADAMS, GELAH PENN, ANNE WÖLK, CARLA FACHE, MAUREEN MEYER, VANESSA NIEDERSTRASSER, CHARLOTTE PANN, IOANNIS LASSITHIOTAKIS, AILEEN KELLY, ANA VILA, MAARJA NURK, ANNETTE MEWES-THOMS, TOMAS VALDIVIESO, FLORENTINA OTARI, SUSANNE STÄHLI, JOSÉ MARÍA BANÚS, SOLVEIG AALBERG, SHERNA TEPERSON, GEOFF AND EILIDH LUCAS, KRISTEN LORENTZEN, ALEXANDRA SEVERINSSON, JOHAN VAN OECKEL, AARON KAVEH OSSIA, YUN LING CHEN, MONIQUE LACEY, LAURA DUERWALD, BOLDIZSAR SZENTECZKI, BEA LAST, ADRIANA JIMENEZ, LAVINIA GALLIE, SÉBASTIEN GAUDETTE, CECILIA SJOHOLM, TOM CARTMILL, ANDREW CLAUSEN, VÁCLAV KOČÍ, KALINE CARTER, JENNIE L. KIESSLING, MEL PREST, ERMINA AVRAMIDOU, TALI BENBASSAT, KIT BROWN, JÜRGEN BAUER, DANIEL MORATA GRESSEL, BENOIT GEHANNE, BRITTE KOOLEN, LARS UNGER, NATALIA ESCUDERO, ANN CATRIN OLSSON, DAVID REITŠPÍS, SUSANNE SCHWIETER, ANNETTE WESSELING, IRGIN SENA, UWE SIEMENS, JOHN TALLMAN, SØREN ENGSTED, HUGO FLORES