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That was my journey drawing semiabstact art: lizzards, extinct creatures, seashells, masks... My friends liked them too and played with it. I've been dealing with three major subjects for years: Japanese Art, Paleontology, and Astronomy! In this area of tension, a rhythmic series was created from ...
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2019
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14 W x 21 H x 1.25 D in
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Black Canvas
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Katharina Famen
Germany
This year (2021) I do a new experimental series for which I experimented with plumb lines of different weights on rubber cords and calligraphy pens.The background is my preoccupation with astronomy. The drawings deal with the fragmentation of planets after an impact and with the forces of attraction between bodies of different weights, with the positions, movements and properties of objects in the universe. Hope you like it.
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