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Sulamith Wülfing the forgotten daughter of the town

Sulamith Wülfing, the great visionary painter and illustrator from Elberfeld (today Wuppertal), would celebrate her 120th birthday this year. On the occasion of this event, the Nautilus-Studio, a gallery for visionary and surreal art, celebrates and honors her fabulous work with a special exibition titled 'Sulamith Wülfing-the forgotten daughter of the town.‘ This book is about the homage exhibition in 2021 currently shown at the Güterhallen in Solingen, Germany with participating artists: Otto Rapp from Vienna, Feeroozeh Golmohammadi (Teheran) Pascal Ferry (France) Liba Waring Stambollion from Paris, Martina Hoffmann (Germany/USA), Stefan Bleyl from Dresden, Germany Alexandra Keller (Solingen) Willi Büsing from Troisdorf/Berlin, Janine Werner from Solingen Poul Dohle from Münster Ingo Schleutermann (Solingen) Julie Baroh (Seattle) Jennifer Jennsel from Mexiko/heute Berlin. Madeline von Foerster (Cologne/Usa) Sabine Friedewald (Wuppertal) Benjamin Vierling (USA) Doris Faassen (Wuppertal) Michael Hutter (Cologne) Norbert Gladis (Weimar) Elijah Evenson (Seattle) Wheeshan Ong (Austria) Jeff Mihalyo (Seattle) Gromyko Semper (Phillipines) Kaska Niemiro (Berlin) and Sulamith Wülfing. This book is in english and german. In-Joy!

Sulamith Wülfing, the great visionary painter and illustrator from Elberfeld (today Wuppertal), would celebrate her 120th birthday this year. On the occasion of this event, the Nautilus-Studio, a gallery for visionary and surreal art, celebrates and honors her fabulous work with a special exibition titled 'Sulamith Wülfing-the forgotten daughter of the town.‘ This book is about the homage exhibition in 2021 currently shown at the Güterhallen in Solingen, Germany with participating artists:
Otto Rapp from Vienna,
Feeroozeh Golmohammadi (Teheran)
Pascal Ferry (France)
Liba Waring Stambollion from Paris,
Martina Hoffmann (Germany/USA),
Stefan Bleyl from Dresden, Germany
Alexandra Keller (Solingen)
Willi Büsing from Troisdorf/Berlin,
Janine Werner from Solingen
Poul Dohle from Münster
Ingo Schleutermann (Solingen)
Julie Baroh (Seattle)
Jennifer Jennsel from Mexiko/heute Berlin.
Madeline von Foerster (Cologne/Usa)
Sabine Friedewald (Wuppertal)
Benjamin Vierling (USA)
Doris Faassen (Wuppertal)
Michael Hutter (Cologne)
Norbert Gladis (Weimar)
Elijah Evenson (Seattle)
Wheeshan Ong (Austria)
Jeff Mihalyo (Seattle)
Gromyko Semper (Phillipines)
Kaska Niemiro (Berlin) and Sulamith Wülfing.

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Homage

Mischtechnik auf Leinwand / mixed media on canvas

Von Norbert Gladis

In einer immer stärker werdenden technisch und technokratischen Welt setzte Sulamith Wülfing Gegenpole, die sich

aus Natur in Verbindung mit einem phantastischen Universum verbindet. Ihre fast Schwerelose sieht man in den

Zeichnungen und Bildern die wie aus dem Nichts uns in eine Trauminsel verzaubern. Ein Zauber der göttlich-spirituell

den Jugenstil wiederbelebte. Als geborener Ostdeutscher war mir das verborgen geblieben, aber Postkarten kamen

doch meist an, wohl auch Motive von Sulamith, was mich wohl schon als Jugendlicher auf ihre Spuren ansetzte und

mich inspirierte - wenn es auch nur ein Anstoß für meine Malerei war und diese unerreichbaren westlichen Länder

nur ein Traum waren.

(eng) In an ever-growing technical and technocratic world, Sulamith Wülfing sets opposing poles, which combine

nature with a fantastic universe. Her almost weightlessness can be seen in the drawings that enchant us into a

dream island out of nowhere. A magic that divinely and spiritually revived Art Nouveau. As a born East German

this genre was hidden from me, but postcards mostly arrived, also motifs by Sulamith, which probably set me on

her tracks as a teenager and inspired me - even if it was only an impetus for my painting and these inaccessible

western countries were just a dream.

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