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Morning Matters No. 10

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Morning Matters No. 10Titel: Morning Matters No. 10 Entstehungsjahr: 2020 Knstlerin: Kirsten Heuschen Technik: Cyanotypie auf handbeschichtetem Papier, Fotogramm, Unikat Bildformat: 21 x 14,8 cm Die Serie Morning Matters entstammt einer meditativen Auseinandersetzung mit der Natur und einer intensiven Begegnung mit der Erde. Durch die Sammlung von Pflanzenwurzeln, die whrend des Unkrautjtens aus der Erde gezogen wurden, entstanden Fotogramme, die in der Cyanotypie Technik

Titel: Morning Matters No. 10
Entstehungsjahr: 2020
Künstlerin: Kirsten Heuschen
Technik: Cyanotypie auf handbeschichtetem Papier, Fotogramm, Unikat
Bildformat: 21 x 14,8 cm

Die Serie „Morning Matters“ entstammt einer meditativen Auseinandersetzung mit der Natur und einer intensiven Begegnung mit der Erde. Durch die Sammlung von Pflanzenwurzeln, die während des Unkrautjätens aus der Erde gezogen wurden, entstanden Fotogramme, die in der Cyanotypie-Technik auf Papier festgehalten sind. Diese Wurzeln, so unterschiedlich sie in Form und Struktur auch sind, repräsentieren das Leben unter der Oberfläche, die unsichtbare Verbindung von Pflanzen zum Boden.
Die Wurzeln erscheinen in den Bildern teils als klare, präzise Linien, die den Weg des Wachstums und der Verankerung darstellen. Andere Wurzeln hingegen bilden chaotische, verworrene Muster, die den wilden, oft ungezähmten Charakter der Natur widerspiegeln. Die Verwendung der Cyanotypie-Technik mit ihren charakteristischen blau-weißen Farbtönen verleiht den Bildern eine mystische Atmosphäre, die an den Himmel, Sterne und Blitze erinnert – an die unsichtbaren, aber allgegenwärtigen Kräfte der Natur.
Wie in den anderen Serien der Künstlerin, in denen Licht und Materie miteinander verschmelzen, wird hier die Dualität von Ordnung und Chaos sichtbar. Die Fotogramme sind Momentaufnahmen des lebendigen Prozesses, der in den Wurzeln verborgen liegt, und gleichzeitig ein Versuch, das Unsichtbare sichtbar zu machen. So wie das Licht in der Cyanotypie mit den Objekten auf dem Papier spielt, verschmilzt die Ruhe der meditativen Gartenarbeit mit der Dynamik der Natur und dem tiefen, fast spirituellen Erleben dieser Wurzeln.

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