Marina Schreiber
Marina Schreiber (* 1958 in Hanover ) is a German painter and sculptor .
life and work
Schreiber studied sculpture and painting at the University of Applied Sciences for Art and Design in Hanover until 1988 and then at the Berlin University of the Arts . She lives and works in Berlin and Betzin . Schreiber is committed to art history in her creations: she was influenced by Joan Miró , Hans Arp , Paul Klee and Wassili Kandinsky .
For her work, which she calls "Biomorphic Abstractions", Schreiber uses a wide variety of natural and artificial materials, from various woods to wire and plastic beads to polyester. With strong colors, she creates sculptures that at first glance can only be recognized by the titles, whereby the viewer still has a lot of room for interpretation. The objects have names such as sea valley depth , Venus belt , reservoir water , coral , pore sponge , deep sea cactus , space blooms or water pipes (a five-part water object).
Scholarships / Awards
- "Villa Serpentara" of the Berlin Academy of Arts in Olevano Romano (near Rome) in Italy (1990)
- Käthe Dorsch Foundation, Berlin (1997)
- Cultural Fund Foundation in the Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop (2001)
- The Brita Art Prize (1996)
Reviews
Art critics write about the wealth of forms in Schreiber's sculptures:
“Depending on the perspective, we perceive these“ bodies ”differently. The viewer can identify individual elements, but others remain mysterious. This may also apply to the respective works as a whole. The concept of abstraction thus takes on a different content. Because the sculptures are real, they are realistic models of themselves. "
"Color and shape are only there to point out diversity and possibility, a variance that is permanently beyond our control."
Exhibitions (selection)
- 1992 "Sculptures I", Gehag-Forum Berlin
- 1993 Kempinski Plaza, Berlin
- 1995 "Standpunkte", Rafael Vostell Fine Arts Gallery, Berlin
- 1996 "Poetica dei frammenti", Casina Grande, Milan / Italy
- 1997 "for two", Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin
- 1999 "Essence and Skin of Things", Gallery HO, Berlin
- 2000 Linneborn Gallery, Berlin
- 2001 "Parallel lines, ant-human", Klagenfurt / Austria
- 2002 Carinthia Gallery, Ossiach / Austria
- 2003 Liebau Gallery, Burghaun - Fulda
- 2004 Gallery in the sculpture park Katzow
- 2004 Galerie Wild, Frankfurt am Main
- 2005 Linneborn Gallery, Berlin
- 2005 Galerie Steinle, Munich
- 2006 Gallery at Klostersee, Lehnin (Brandenburg)
- 2006 Sculpture garden at Seddiner See, Ruhnke Gallery, Potsdam
- 2007 Funnix sculpture garden, Wittmund
- 2007 Rheinsberg House Collection, Rheinsberg (Brandenburg)
- 2016 "Marina Schreiber - Polyflore Microfauna". Städtische Galerie, Lehrte , June 24 to September 4, 2016
swell
- ^ Invitation to the exhibition Marina Schreiber by Thomas Wulffen, Berlin: "Vom Zufall und vom Glück", October 2006
- ↑ Catalog for the exhibition in the sculptor's foyer Berlin-Mitte, April to June 2001: “In the immediate vicinity”
- ↑ Marina Schreiber - Polyflore Microfauna ( Memento of the original from June 22, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Sculptures, reliefs and drawings. Städtische Galerie, Lehrte, June 24 to September 4, 2016
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Clerk, Marina |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German painter and sculptor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1958 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hanover |