GRAPHIC STUDIES
Drawing occupies a special position in art.
In the visual arts, it is the most spontaneous formulation of what a person sees and what they think; put more clearly: what a person feels through their seeing (one path) and what they feel through their thinking (the other path).
The true quality of drawing lies in its immediacy!
As a draftsman, the artist captures the essential like in no other medium.
The drawing has potential simply as an image in its own right; it often serves as the foundation for everything that follows. Its symbols therefore resonate with the viewer more deeply than ANYWHERE ELSE. It is the result of seeing, absorbing, and transferring that vision to paper by hand.
From the rehearsal stage
Such graphic studies mean capturing fractions of a second of a choreography; they contribute essentially to varied further work.
Graphic Studies
In the rehearsal hall and on the stage of the Landestheater Linz
The collection holds many of these works, created from 1996 to 2003. The size is predominantly A3, the material bistre / pen and brush on paper.
From choreographies and the everyday life of dancers
These studies are the basis for further work in all forms of work.
Numerous works, created from approx. 1991 to the present.
They are predominantly on paper, often 80 x 60 cm, pastel/charcoal, pencil …
