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ELKE JUNGBLUTH
Elke Jungbluth paints ever since she could hold a brush… as a child, as a teenager and also after studying mathematics and architecture, which have influenced her first works. She followed her heart and decided to pursue the path of an artist, instead of that of an architect. She has remained faithful to her decision of doing so. Through painting, she wants to experience new luck and new delight. Thus, she is consistently forced into her atelier in Cologne Altstadt-Nord. RED HOUSE IN THE MIDDLE In her first works, she was fascinated by the manifestation of mathematical shapes and forms and architectural structures. Her works, however, slowly developed from Realism to the abstract. river, but its flow - everything is constantly in motion. The energy, with which she portrays patterns, form and lines artistically, ensure a unique and repeatedly fresh ambiance. Through the combination of colour, independent shapes and dynamic curves, she lends her works a characteristic tone. Through the traces of her personal artistic handwriting, her artworks demonstrate motion. Thereby, the artists’s character and vivacity are expressed. Elke Jungbluth’s experimental experiences, following the shift of style from architectural themes and structure, to the present abstraction through colour and intuitive shapes, have accompanied the influence of time. She wants to excite the beholder’s curiosity, awaken the pleasure felt through the feeling of nature, yearning for levity. Art responds to time, in which it is created and reacts to challenges. It may, however, also offer a conscious distraction from one’s surroundings. For Elke Jungbluth, the time to express joy and delight through painting had matured. Through her works, she consciously sets a counterpoint, a kind of liberation from the trauma of catastrophes, war, hunger and suffering. Her art seems playful, conveys a sense of joy, lends an optimism to life and directly expresses the beauty of colour and shapes. Her works intend to serve the development of the soul and emanate optimism. They do not ask questions. Her colourful artworks portray the answer and the paths toward that, which is worthwhile living for- delightful moments - conveying an unacquainted positive aura. Effortlessly, colour and shape combinations are spread over the canvas and set in a, from my point of view, distinctive balance and harmony. SPANISH VILLAGE BY THE SEA Today, she does not simply portray the being, but to be, not the flower, but its flourishing nature, not the THE FRAUD 5
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