Tagged: Visual arts
crowdfunding : ARTproject – lotta continua * the battle goes on
This project is about former generations and their hopes about their future.
I got the idea 2008 while looking on photographs showing my daddies school mates in the year 1962. Unburdened schoolboys a view years before “1968” – the year of big changes in society :
And I asked myself which ideas and dreams this generation might have had, and how these changes in 1968 are still alive today. On the other hand, I also asked myself which achievements maybe got lost on the way or changed into the opposite now.
The schoolboys themselves looked quite similar to schoolboys nowadays- but a lot of things happend since then.
In conceptual artworks I will bring these items into a context:
- Photographs from the PAST and TODAY, portraits of people , collages from magazines will be painted, collaged and reordered to a conceptual serie of artworks.
- Different periods of time ( World war I and II, ex DDR, UDSSR, 1968 etc.) and different questions will be critically analysed.
- At the end of the year I would like to produce a book with all the paintings and findings .
- And last but not least: I will try to find an international gallery to exhibit the works!
http://igg.me/at/ARTproject-lottacontinua/x/7404691
Einwurf © Alexandra Bolzer 2010
“Jonny Trotz und die Quadratur des Kreises”
“Twin piecks” © Alexandra Bolzer 2010
Vienna calling!: I need space!
IMMER NIE IN CHINA conceptual paintings on Behance
Immer nie in China
conceptual paintings by Alexandra Bolzer
2009
the hole serie you can find on behance
Immer nie in China, oil on canvas 100x80cm , 2009 © Alexandra Bolzer
IMMER NIE IN CHINA conceptual paintings on Behance.
another great artworks found on pinterest
alexandra levasseur
digital artwork “China girl” by Alexandra Bolzer
c h i n a _girl © Alexandra Bolzer 2010
Since my visit in Shanghai 2007 I am deeply impressed by the people there. A lot of works of mine where inspired by this experience.
OOAK painting verso fineARTprint
“Sie will kein Käfer sein”© Alexandra Bolzer 2009
Yes, I am an artist, I normally live from selling paintings, and of course paintings are more expressive than a print ever can be-
BUT, what should people do when they love paintings, but can´t afford them?
OR, they do not have enough space in their appartments?
Thats really a problem for many people, they love art, and are not able to live with it.
Sad story, isn´t it?
But for me as an artist, it is more interesting to get an audience for my work, then selling a large painting once.
I believe in art as an important media for people who are willing to get in touch with different views of life.
Maybe I am stupid, or crazy, but I would love to see my – or others – Artprints in many of boring appartments arround the world!
fineARTprint
Titel: “Sie will kein Käfer sein”
Serie : “She deserves better”
Technic: Inkjet print on Canson Watercolor Papier
Size: 42 x 56cm- DIN A2 ( Sujet ist ca 6 mm kleiner)-
Artist : Alexandra Bolzer
Edition : open
signed and dated, 2012
made for order!
Black and White Photography rulez
find some new contemporary limited black and white photoeditions at my etsy shop.
“The news from yesterday” limited Edition Photography by Alexandra Bolzer
title: “The news from yesterday”
artist: Alexandra Bolzer | *1971 | Wien
technic: inkjet print on Ilford semiglossy photopaper
size: ca 21x29cm / 8,3x 11,7″
edition: 20
signed, numbered, dated
Made for Order
Inspirations: artworks from pinterest
I have found a great collection of great artworks . You can find it on my art. wall on pinterest !
Drawings by Korean artist Spunky Zoe
Artprint of chinese painting by Alexandra Bolzer
Franken’ Mouse Cart1
The frau bOLZa story
Welcome to frau bOLZa design!We are proud to present you this new design label, which is dedicated to prevent you with high quality design and art products like |
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My name is Alexandra Bolzer, I am visual artist and designer . As artist I work successfully for several years, but since 2011 I additionally work as pattern designer for a great agency in Vienna. There I learned again to use fabric and styles which inspired me for own projects. |
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First I was producing clothes for me, which was very wasteful and frustrating, so I started to make hats for me, and for christmas presents to all my relatives . ( most of them were not really very happy about it ). I really liked that so much, that I thought the old coat from Fanny ( my first dog) is too ugly to go out with both girls .  Traditional wool dog coat Franz Josef |
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