Ein Zeichen (A sign) - 18th Art Salon at the White Lake

Paintings and prints by Skadi Engeln, Karin Grote and Karoline Kroiß, ceramics from Berlin by Beatrice Behrens, Cornelia Gutsche and Susanne Schill, from Les Archers by Fany Gaillard and Patrick Crulis.

Skadi Engeln - Painting and woodcut
Skadi Engeln juxtaposes her freshly printed sea nymphs (screen prints) with her bathers (paintings) from 2017. The bathers blur with the landscape. Their dissolution does not seem to stop at death.

Karoline Kroiß - Painting
Silent immersion in one's own thoughts, a moment of deceleration in an increasingly fast-paced world - with her paintings, the artist invites the viewer to pause and realize that the power often lies in silence and in concentrating on the little things in life.

Karin Grote - Ink painting
In addition to Karin Grote's works, which are often inspired by landscapes and the cosmos, one subject is women in sensual contexts, for example as bathers, dancers, reclining figures or prayer sisters.

Beatrice Behrens - utility ceramics
Beatrice Behrens discovered her passion for designing tableware in 2017.

Cornelia Gutsche
A draughtswoman, Cornelia Gutsche, and a potter, Dörte Thiessen, meet. The result is an exciting and enjoyable collaboration. Turning, shaping, drawing, carving, scratching - glazing together.

Susanne Schill - Ceramics
Her focus is on drawing, clay and plaster, ceramic vessel sculptures, especially bowls as “receiving” vessels and pairs of vases. As a continuation of this, photographic stagings, light and shadow, spatial interpretations with religious themes.

Fany G. - Ceramic sculptures
Fany G. lives and works in Les Archers, Berry. Her raku and metal sculptures are inspired by the surrounding fauna and flora with a characteristic touch of humor and fantasy.

Patrick Crulis
Here he presents his gestural utilitarian ceramics.

Exhibition period: 08.03. - 20.04.2025

Location: Kunstsalon am Weißen See
Große Seestraße 17
13086 Berlin

Opening Hours:
Sunday, 13:00 - 17:00