Hibiscus

Artist: Birgitta Volz

Medium: Mixed Media

Size: 13 x 21 cm

Price: ₹ 1200

Ref No: BV-02F-S4-18

About the artist

Birgitta Volz

Birgitta Volz, www.birgittavolz.de, an artist with major international recognition, can be credited with nearly 100 solo exhibitions, more than 150 group exhibitions in 18 different countries. Beginning her career in 1985 as the youngest member of the Association of Professional Artists in Nuremberg, Germany, Birgitta received her BA from Würzburg College and her MA from the University of Modern Arts in Kassel. Between 1996 and 2000, she lectured at art colleges in India, Portugal and Ghana. Drawn to India, she settled in Auroville in 2005 where she founded her own jewellery and design label Matrigold, www.matrigold.in. Recipient of numerous international awards, fellowships, and artist residencies, Birgitta's wood prints, bark prints and botanical prints are kept in many public and private collections.Artist's Statement: I wish to open people through the beauty of nature, which is a continuous theme in my artwork. My aim is to create a consciousness which guides the observer above mere decoration. Ultimately, perhaps some viewers will be able to gain access to the spiritual aspects of nature and treat it with more respect.

Birgitta Volz, www.birgittavolz.de, an artist with major international recognition, can be credited with nearly 100 solo exhibitions, more than 150 group exhibitions in 18 different countries. Beginning her career in 1985 as the youngest member of the Association of Professional Artists in Nuremberg, Germany, Birgitta received her BA from Würzburg College and her MA from the University of Modern Arts in Kassel. Between 1996 and 2000, she lectured at art colleges in India, Portugal and Ghana. Drawn to India, she settled in Auroville in 2005 where she founded her own jewellery and design label Matrigold, www.matrigold.in. Recipient of numerous international awards, fellowships, and artist residencies, Birgitta's wood prints, bark prints and botanical prints are kept in many public and private collections.Artist's Statement: I wish to open people through the beauty of nature, which is a continuous theme in my artwork. My aim is to create a consciousness which guides the observer above mere decoration. Ultimately, perhaps some viewers will be able to gain access to the spiritual aspects of nature and treat it with more respect.

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