Theresa Möller

German
Theresa Möller (*1988) explores the indissoluble transitions and tragic entanglements of cultural development and natural evolution. Her works refer to the sensual diversity of colour and form and the simultaneously profound vulnerability of nature. The colours Möller uses are sweet mauve tones, powdery blues, fruity orange and sea green. Occasionally, shapes emerge that are reminiscent of architecture, yet are natural forms: Horizon lines and natural geometries. The artistic approach is phantasmagorical, reflecting a tormented inner world that also echoes important concerns of the present. Theresa Möller's book 'Dis-Nature' is an invitation to discover her view of nature and her vision of contemporary painting.

English
Theresa Möller (*1988) explores the tragic entanglement and indissoluble interdependency of natural evolution and cultural development. Her work is inspired by the deep vulnerability and the sensual opulence of colours and forms of nature. The shades she uses are sweet mauves, powdery blues, fruity oranges, and sea greens. Architectures occasionally reappear through horizon lines and geometrical forms created by Nature. The artistic approach is phantasmagorical and reflects a tormented inner space, which also outlines major current contemporary concerns. Theresa Möller's book 'Dis-Nature' is an invitation to discover her own Nature and her vision of contemporary painting.