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Eva Pietzcker 
Works
1966 born in Tübingen, Germany
1987-92 studied painting at
the Academy of Fine Arts, Nürnberg
1991 - present free-lance artist
in Berlin
2000 artist in
residence, RedPoint, Bandung, Indonesia
Since 2003 teaching printmaking at
several German Art Academies
2003 research of the Chinese
woodblock in China
2003 artist in residence, Nagasawa
Art Park Program, Japan (Japanese woodblock printmaking)
2004 artist in residence, Tsuna
Town, Japan (Japanese papermaking)
2005 visiting professor at Pentiment,
Hamburg
2003 - 05 member of the German
advisory committee of IMPACT 4, printmaking conference in
Berlin and Poznan 2005
2007
visiting artist at Open Studio, Toronto, Canada
2007 visiting artist at The Print Studio,
Hamilton, Canada
"The
motifs of my works come from my surrounding: views and rooms
I like. The light gives these "real" things an abstract
dimension. The joy of a certain view gives me the energy for
starting the work: composition, lines, relations.
I am working on reducing information while trying to keep
a clear expression.
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Miriam Zegrer
Works
1970 born in Bochum, Germany
1991-96 studied art at the College of Art in Avignon,
France
1997 - present free-lance artist
in Berlin
2001 studiing at the "Eksperimentarium",
studio of Henrik Boegh, Kopenhagen
2003 introduced to Japanese woodblock
printmaking from April Vollmer, New York
Since 2003 teaching printmaking at
several German Art Academies
Seit 2004 publishing the hand-pulled
magazine"Jahresblatt der Wimperntiere und Mehrzeller"
2005 visiting professor at Pentiment,
Hamburg
2003 - 05 member of the German
advisory committee of IMPACT 4, printmaking conference in
Berlin and Poznan 2005
"Drawing and engraving is for
me a way to structure my inner world, to study and communicate
imaginary and inconscient things. The long manipulations of
the traditional printmaking processes are similar to the slow
evolution of my subjects, the time to realize a print is corresponding
to the time it keeps growing in my mind. The sculptural realization
of a woodblock pulls the inner picture out of the fog of imagination
and gives it a clear form. Titles and text open a special
perspective, or work like the beginning of a story."
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