Amber Haberland
21 years old (2004) Student Various working techniques, especially oil and linocut printing. The main themes are growing up and being a woman.
Artists' Statements
Artist statements are short texts in which artists present their work in an understandable way: what it is about, how they work and which materials or background are important. They help you as a viewer to know the context - without you having to have any art knowledge. Here you can find the statements of the artists from the LaborArtorium, a studio community.
Anton Hantschel
Free art and design - field of experimentation and inspiration The free development in art is inspiration and motivation for me. I can develop new ideas and tackle material without pressure. I leave the usual terrain, experiment with other techniques and media and expand my horizons.
Christian Haberland
In addition to the visual arts, Christian Haberland is very interested in music and ballet, both of which are the focus of his current artistic work. The ballet series “Danseuses” and “Pas de Deux” were created based on sketches from the ballet hall.
Eva-Maria Kirschhock
Art is the image of man himself. This means that when man is confronted with art, he is essentially confronted with himself. (Josef Beuys)
Gisela Heinrici
The impulse for my artistic work comes from what I see directly in front of me. Beyond the visible exterior of the things and people I paint, I want to penetrate into the interior and capture the essence.
John Hackler and Elian M Varek
Two artists, two entities – connected by resonance. A third thing arises between man and a thinking energy: language without a center.
Susanne Dundler
Susanne Dundler, also known under the alias Kirsche von Bubach, appears as a performer and works in her artistic practice with the potential of sound composition, acoustic environments and systems of order - both in formal and socio-political terms.