Ich ging im Walde So Für mich hin, ... Photograph - Limited Edition of 10

In the Romantic period, the forest was exaggerated and transfigured as a place of longing. Especially in German-language fairy tales and myths, the forest is often an essential place of action. On the one hand, it stands for important resources, such as wood and food, and on the other hand for a mystical, melancholy and terrifying landscape landscape with wild animals, unknown creatures and strange inhabitants. The forest usually serves the protagonists in fairy tales as a projection surface to overcome fears and to grow beyond themselves. themselves. They have to prove themselves there and pass all kinds of tests. What fascinates me most about the connection between the forest and fairy tales but what fascinates me most about the connection between the forest and the fairy tale is this mysterious mystical component. The walk through the cool forest, the supposed loneliness and silence, the observing and the simultaneous feeling of being observed myself, makes me feel at home every time. and the simultaneous feeling of being observed, gives me a little creepy shiver down my spine every time. At the same time, however, I take I take away from every stay in the forest that I pay attention to the little things and observations and that I have a lot of material for new fairy tales and stories. for new fairy tales and stories.

Photography:C-type on Other

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10

Size:78.7 W x 19.7 H x 1.2 D in

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