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For the first two months of 2024, artist Johanna Silbermann will be in the Telegraph's studio, presenting her new works on the occasion of Open Studio.
Johanna Silbermann (born 1982) is a German-born visual artist now working in Berlin. Her work is characterised by her intention to paint abstractly and figuratively at the same time. For all the recognizability of her subjects, her paintings resemble dreams, at least in terms of the change of format and perspective, the blending of different realities and blurring. She plays with a light, appealing blurring combined with an aesthetic of emptiness and incompleteness of the image itself, with a certain "non finito". It seems that it is not difficult to decipher the palm trees, leaves, loops and ferns dancing in the magical pictorial spaces where this dreamlike reality reveals itself and creates a surrealistic magic. In her melancholic cosmos, people always remain in the distance. Johanna Silbermann is represented and exhibited by Junge Kunst Berlin in Germany.
Change of programme reserved.