Her name is Appennina. I met her on one of my hiking trips in the Apennines. She was coming downhill with a busket of wild cherries that she had picked before sunset. The sun was setting down behind her, the rays of the sun played in her hair making hundreds of tiny rainbows and blended the mountains, the hair and the colour of the cherries in one image. In the evening I drew her.
The exhibition ended today. It was an emotional success and organisational distress:) The pictures didn’t have titles, so visitors had to guess. For you I’m naming them in order of display from left to right:
Let me know your thoughts on them in comments. Or you can follow me on instagram https://www.instagram.com/annamoxxart/
Some small pictures by Anna Moxx and Serj Kirchano at the exhibition “Consistent Pattern” SK Loft.
Hurry up the end is near:) 25 September 2017
My part of the exhibition “Consistent pattern” is called “All things Italian” as it was created after my long stay in Italy. Here are some pictures that didn’t make it to the gallery. I like them though:)
Some other pictures by me you can find on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annamoxxart/
Finally I decided to create my own website. This is my first try alone, so don’t judge harshly.
I will be uploading some pictures that won’t be presented elsewhere but will give you a first impression.
Below is some info about me:
Anna Moxx, a multinational (primarily Canadian:) artist who lives and works in Germany and Italy, prints her pictures on recycled foam and plastic as part of her effort to make the world around us a better place. She is concerned with ecological issues and is planning to make her pictures completely biodegradable. In this way if you ever decide to throw her picture away, a rose bush or forget-me-nots will grow near your house.
If any of you have ideas how to put in seeds in the foam before printing, Anna would be grateful for your suggestions at annamoxx (at) gmx.de
And you can follow me on instagram https://www.instagram.com/annamoxxart/
