NEWS
Beseegelt
(a word combination of the two German words: sail & soul)
co-operative exhibition with the Studio-Gallery "meerberlijn"
24.10.2017 – 22.11.2017
.... an undefined time ago the sail, that circumnavigated & explored the world, met a soul, that roamed in the vastness of the landscapes and endless freedom.
It was love at first sight, since then they have been “beseegelt”...
The two Mongolian artists Dolgor Ser-Od and Badam Dashdondog have been part of the gallery program since 2012 and were regularly shown in our showrooms. Of course they cannot be missed in our anniversary year.
The result is a small project together with the studio gallery “meerberlijn” by & with the Dutch artist Willem Steenvoorden.
Dolgor Ser-Od is known for her filigree artwork, embedded in an imaginative and paradisiac world of images. The plethora of colours and shapes, simple and tender, carried out very faithful to detail, provides entry to an unknown world, which nevertheless seems familiar simultaneously. Her colourful and lively paintings give an insight into the Mongolian culture. Thereby her artwork is individual and at the same time universal expression of life and ultimately beyond cultural boundaries.
Badam Dashdondog’s artwork is a kind of reproduction and interaction of mankind and nature, especially horses, of beautiful Mongolia. The landscape acts as decoration for the life in the villages, their people and the atmosphere of their lives; small and great stories are told in her paintings. The colours Badam is using for her compositions are soft, gentle and at the same time very intense and contrasting. Her paintings have great depth, despite the flat screen, and allow the viewer to disappear in them.
After years of travelling Willem Steenvoorden got flushed to Berlin in late 2014. He has been sailing around the world for three years. He sold his ship MEERLUST and cut the sails into pieces. They became the basis of the processing of his travelling - the sails, which have seen the worlds, became and become paintings. With painting, he experiences his journey anew, in waves of memory and productivity. The strong colours reflect the optimism and the bright light, the happiness of a life amidst the elements.
Address:
meerberlijn
Crellestr. 26
10827 Berlin
Opening Times
Wed-Sat: 1-6 pm
or on appointment
co-operative exhibition with the Studio-Gallery "meerberlijn"
24.10.2017 – 22.11.2017
.... an undefined time ago the sail, that circumnavigated & explored the world, met a soul, that roamed in the vastness of the landscapes and endless freedom.
It was love at first sight, since then they have been “beseegelt”...
The two Mongolian artists Dolgor Ser-Od and Badam Dashdondog have been part of the gallery program since 2012 and were regularly shown in our showrooms. Of course they cannot be missed in our anniversary year.
The result is a small project together with the studio gallery “meerberlijn” by & with the Dutch artist Willem Steenvoorden.
Dolgor Ser-Od is known for her filigree artwork, embedded in an imaginative and paradisiac world of images. The plethora of colours and shapes, simple and tender, carried out very faithful to detail, provides entry to an unknown world, which nevertheless seems familiar simultaneously. Her colourful and lively paintings give an insight into the Mongolian culture. Thereby her artwork is individual and at the same time universal expression of life and ultimately beyond cultural boundaries.
Badam Dashdondog’s artwork is a kind of reproduction and interaction of mankind and nature, especially horses, of beautiful Mongolia. The landscape acts as decoration for the life in the villages, their people and the atmosphere of their lives; small and great stories are told in her paintings. The colours Badam is using for her compositions are soft, gentle and at the same time very intense and contrasting. Her paintings have great depth, despite the flat screen, and allow the viewer to disappear in them.
After years of travelling Willem Steenvoorden got flushed to Berlin in late 2014. He has been sailing around the world for three years. He sold his ship MEERLUST and cut the sails into pieces. They became the basis of the processing of his travelling - the sails, which have seen the worlds, became and become paintings. With painting, he experiences his journey anew, in waves of memory and productivity. The strong colours reflect the optimism and the bright light, the happiness of a life amidst the elements.
Address:
meerberlijn
Crellestr. 26
10827 Berlin
Opening Times
Wed-Sat: 1-6 pm
or on appointment
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