In this episode, painter Valeria Duca opens up about her artistic evolution — from a prodigy in Chișinău, Moldova, to an established artist based in Oslo. She recalls her first art sale at just fourteen, when the Romanian Minister of Youth and Sports bought one of her paintings, marking the start of a lifelong calling. Valeria talks about her early self-portraits that captured depression and healing, her politically charged work on the war in Ukraine, and her recent focus on memory — fragment...
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In this episode, painter Valeria Duca opens up about her artistic evolution — from a prodigy in Chișinău, Moldova, to an established artist based in Oslo. She recalls her first art sale at just fourteen, when the Romanian Minister of Youth and Sports bought one of her paintings, marking the start of a lifelong calling. Valeria talks about her early self-portraits that captured depression and healing, her politically charged work on the war in Ukraine, and her recent focus on memory — fragment...
Wenn Linien klingen – ein Werkstattwoche-Lüben-Live-Gespräch mit Celia Meissner
Wie tickt die Kunstszene? Der Kunstpodcast.
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Wenn Linien klingen – ein Werkstattwoche-Lüben-Live-Gespräch mit Celia Meissner
Was passiert, wenn sich Zeichnung und Klang verbinden? In dieser Folge treffe ich die Künstlerin Celia Meissner auf der Werkstattwoche Lüben, die mit feinen Linien, tiefen Frequenzen und unerwarteten Sounds ganze Erfahrungsräume schafft. Wir sprechen darüber, wie aus einer Linie ein Klang werden kann – und umgekehrt, warum Stille genauso wichtig ist wie Musik, wie Celia die „Big Crunch“-Hypothese des Universums in Kunst übersetzt hat und weshalb ihre Arbeiten nicht nur angeschaut, sonde...
Wie tickt die Kunstszene? Der Kunstpodcast.
In this episode, painter Valeria Duca opens up about her artistic evolution — from a prodigy in Chișinău, Moldova, to an established artist based in Oslo. She recalls her first art sale at just fourteen, when the Romanian Minister of Youth and Sports bought one of her paintings, marking the start of a lifelong calling. Valeria talks about her early self-portraits that captured depression and healing, her politically charged work on the war in Ukraine, and her recent focus on memory — fragment...
