Covering: Carina Mykoda shows mystical beings in the Blumenfeld Castle!

Covering: Carina Mykoda shows mystical beings in the Blumenfeld Castle!

Tengen, Deutschland - art and mysticism often go hand in hand, and this is now impressive in the upcoming exhibition by Carina Mykoda. The talented artist, who lives in Tengen, will present her latest works in the picturesque Schloss Blumenfeld from June 28th. Their paintings, which bribe through mystical and female figures, often arise spontaneously from their creative moods, which gives them special liveliness. "I am really looking forward to the exhibition and I am looking forward to the reactions of the viewers", Mykoda is looking forward to anticipation, as [suedkurier.de] (https://www.suedkurier.de/region/kreis-konstanz/engen/elbtentanz--Mystische-wesen ;art372462,12413069) reports.

The artist, who was born in Kehl in 1968 and grew up in the Black Forest Baar district, draws her inspiration from the picturesque landscape of Hegau and the extinct volcanoes of the region. Already in childhood she began to rework her mother's works and thus developed her passion for painting. Today she shows her works in numerous group and solo exhibitions at home and abroad and is proud to be a member of various artists' guilds.

Mystery & Fantasy in Bad Dürkheim

Rheinpfalz.de . In addition to Mykoda, the artist Simon Florian Eiler is also presented there, whose works treat issues such as doubts, time criticism and visions. His pieces, which immerse yourself in the depths of history and mythology, offer a strong contrast to the color palette and the mystical beings that portray mykoda.

The exhibition runs until the end of the year and is open on Thursdays and Fridays from 2 to 6.30 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eiler's works, such as the "Schwankönig", invite the viewers to think about which more uncomfortable topics such as envy and greed are anchored in today's society. In addition, fascinating sculptures from Opal by Stanford Fata and bronze works by Dariusz Zielinski are also exhibited.

art in the digital age

What does it actually mean to create contemporary art? This question is asked more often today. Contemporary art is the expression of today's world, and it has strong roots in cultural diversity and the influence of technology. Works of art in this category reflect on social topics, identity and modern technologies and often deal with political questions, as on Singulart.com.

Mykoda and Eiler are involved in this discourse by stimulating the viewers to think in their respective ways. It is certain that formal boundaries are blurred in today's world and the art of independent forms of expression gives space. The combination of Mykoda's living acrylic portraits and eilers deep, conceptual work could not be more suitable and is proof of the creative creativity that is anchored in the region.