Christine Splitgerber

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Christine von Splitgerber (* in Pappenheim ) is a German painter . She exhibits her works of art under her pseudonym Suvira .

life and work

From 1976 to 1981 she studied painting and graphic design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and Nuremberg . She then completed training in art and design therapy (see art therapy ). She works as a freelance painter in Nuremberg and Pappenheim.

The artist's works include watercolors , ink, pencil and pen drawings as well as lithographs and acrylic paintings .

  • fairy

  • Melting snow

  • Night fairy

  • Arena

Reviews

“Christine Splitgerber was born in Pappenheim, but she is hardly known here. The artist, who has so far denied herself the suggestions of the Nuremberg art scene, does not belong to any association and has not mastered other forms of antichambering, is good for surprises. She has mastered the art of silence - here too she differs - the more eloquent are her works. They are anything but “naive”, although at least their symbolist watercolor works, which were created in Gomera, at first glance suggest such a fallacy. In these, as if looking through a wafer-thin veil, one can recognize mythical creatures and seemingly archaic figurations: fixed, but by no means rigid implementations of unconscious, unplanned emotions. If such images breathe a certain introvertedness, this artist's pencil and pen drawings almost reveal another extreme: her erotic works are vital, expressive and often drastic, without speculating on effects. "

"[...] For Christine Splitgerber, eroticism seems to have a lot to do with creating an appropriately stimulating atmosphere. As a rule, the humid and dull atmosphere prevails in their pictures, which the Westerners for example for the princely harems in the legendary Orient. Male and female figures in the most varied of levels of nudity and excitement loll between lush cushions on shiny beds, which are surrounded by flowering bushes and peacocks on their wheels. All of this is drawn with loose lines that are a little reminiscent of Alfred Kubin , but also of Bele Bachem , and colored in delicate tones: art for lovers in every sense. "

Solo exhibitions

  • 1979 Pêle Mêle, Nuremberg
  • 1980 Kunstgewölbe, Dinkelsbühl
  • 1981 Gallery at the Theater, Fürth
  • 1982 Gallery at Pappenheim Castle
  • 1983 Franconian Gallery, Nuremberg
  • 1984 Haus des Gastes, Eichstätt
  • 1984 Dr. Schrenk, Gunzenhausen
  • 1986 Söller in the Weißenburg town hall
  • 1987 Old School, Solnhofen
  • 1989 Galerie La Folie, Nuremberg
  • 1989 Profil gallery, Cham
  • 1990 Colomann, Munich
  • 1990 Burgtheater, Nuremberg
  • 1996 Almoshof Palace, Nuremberg
  • 1999 Rudolf Steiner House, Nuremberg
  • 1999 Brasserie, Nuremberg
  • 2002 Bistro Gallery, Fürth
  • 2003 Heidenheim Monastery

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ vita , www.christine-splitgerber.de, accessed on January 24, 2014
  2. ↑ Jochen Schmoldt, in: Der Plärrer - City magazine for Nuremberg, Fürth and Erlangen , October 1990.
  3. ↑ Nürnberger Stadtanzeiger of June 29, 1989, Culture p. 8.
personal data
SURNAME Splitgerber, Christine
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Splitgerber, Christine von; Suvira (stage name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century
PLACE OF BIRTH Pappenheim