Alina Atlantis

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Alina Atlantis in February 2014 at ART Innsbruck in front of her picture Selbstfinder
Penthesilea from the series of works: Council of the Goddesses
Summit construction plan from the series of works: Gipfelstürmer

Alina Atlantis (* 1966 in Cottbus as Alina Wollert ) is a German artist specializing in painting .

Life

Alina Atlantis grew up in Mecklenburg and East Berlin. From an early age it was her goal to become an artist. She was included in the support program for the gifted. At the age of 14 she completed her basic artistic training in the House of Young Talents in East Berlin, at 16 she was admitted to evening studies at the Berlin Art Academy and at the age of 17 she passed the entrance examination to study painting at the Art Academy in East Berlin, which was granted However, she refused because of "western contacts".

In 1990 she studied political science at the Technical University of Berlin , then free art at the Berlin University of the Arts and at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art in Halle with Helmut Brade and Eva Natus-Salamoun.

Her artistic work focuses on paintings made of oil tempera and oil pastels, which are often large-format. With Alina Atlantis, the multiple orange-red background is to be understood as a symbol for an intense life energy. In addition, she develops and interprets guiding visions for companies and institutions, where she also acts as a trainer and moderator of her work.

Alina Atlantis is the mother of three daughters and now lives with the management consultant Bernhard Jörger in Achern .

Theoretical approach

An important basis of the work of Alina Atlantis is the anti-dualism . She explains: “In every woman there is a vamp, a mother, a warlike Amazon, a clever businesswoman and a queen who rules herself. Our greatest freedom lies in our wholeness. We should always try to see and understand the other in his entirety ”.

With the help of her art she makes it possible to show this ambiguity and to overcome it. With her pictures and an open worldview, she develops new, complex works that bring meaning to the inner ambiguity and offer explanations.

Works and exhibitions (selection)

  • 2002: Series of works "The End of Dualism"
  • 2004: "Tomorrow's Snow" (KFU AG, Lahr / Reichenbach)
  • 2005: "The 1st Dimension - The Politics of Thought" (Baden-Baden Energy Talks)
  • 2006: "Love Is The Message" (Galerie Storkower Bogen, Berlin)
  • 2007: Target focus OMCD Daimler-Benz AG
  • 2007: "The Anti-Dualism" (Eton Gallery, Beijing)
  • 2008: "Sexy Women" (Reissig Gallery, Berlin)
  • 2010: series of works "Europe"
  • 2013: "The Council of the Goddesses" (Staufenburg Clinic, Durbach)
  • 2014: Solo exhibitor at ART Innsbruck
  • 2018: Project "Vision Europe Now"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Council of Goddesses
  2. ^ ART Innsbruck, exhibiting artists ( Memento from April 10, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ↑ Vision Europe Now
personal data
SURNAME Atlantis, Alina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Wollert, Alina (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist with a focus on painting
DATE OF BIRTH 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH cottbus