Koki van Trotten's works tell of what it means to be human. They reach into the stars via the metaphysical and find van Trotten's poetic visual language in the translation of nature. Her paintings open up spaces that lead the viewer into their own deeply layered worlds.
Koki van Trotten was born in East Berlin into a family of physicists. She was interested in painting from childhood. Her parents' intention of wanting to know what holds the world together at its innermost core was something she was born with. So she studied architecture and painting in order to find her own artistic answer to the question.
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Unleash your creative power! Painting without purposeful expectation mobilises intuition. The "blinking of truth" (Rousseau) allows the pictures to develop their own dynamics in the energy flow of colours and forms. In this course, you will come closer and closer to your own painting style by learning classical and experimental techniques, releasing possible painting blocks and individual free painting under professional guidance (13 years of teaching experience).
Unleash your creative power! Painting without purposeful expectation mobilises intuition. The "blinking of truth" (Rousseau) allows the pictures to develop their own dynamics in the energy flow of colours and forms. In this course, you will come closer and closer to your own painting style by learning classical and experimental techniques, releasing possible painting blocks and individual free painting under professional guidance (13 years of teaching experience).
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Koki van Trotten was born in East Berlin into a family of physicists. She was interested in painting from childhood. From the cradle, her parents instilled in her the desire to know what holds the World together at its core. She studied architecture and painting in order to find her own pictorial answer to this question.
Koki van Trotten's works relate what it means to be a human being. They reach into the stars via the metaphysical and translate the natural into her poetic pictorial language. Her paintings open up visual spaces that lead the observer into their own deep-layered worlds.
