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HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART

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WILD&FREE, SERIES

HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL,
"CHILI-LIZARD", 2024
30x30 cm
Acrylic, sand, ash, coffee on canvas.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL,
"CHILI-LIZARD", 2024
30x30 cm
Acrylic, sand, ash, coffee on canvas.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL,
"CHILI-LIZARD", 2024
30x30 cm
Acrylic, sand, ash, coffee on canvas.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

Heike Lin Triebel realizes the work "Nightmare" in the wake of her series entitled "Wild Horses" and on what at the moment remains an isolated and unique case, the work entitled "Toro".
"Nightmare" could follow the same fate as "Toro" and remain the only work of Heike depicting a lion in her typical technique of "see-through". The colors are the same used in "Wild Horses": blue and aqua green dominate the canvas and make the atmosphere "aquatic". The impression is that of being under water and of glimpsing the king of the forest, a majestic lion. The lion has always been associated with strength and sovereignty. It's a symbol of power and
beauty and Heike Lin Triebel manages to do him justice, depicting him in motion, with the mane
floating in the air and legs ready to run.
From the sensory point of view this work offers a double perspective: on the one hand it transmits
a great strength and desire for revenge, on the other hand the work, as the title suggests, lets glimpse something mysterious and dramatic.
The gaze is determined and at times ominous, as if the lion loomed menacing in our dreams, as if he were both a friend and an enemy. Even the lights create a sort of ambivalent environment,
serene and relaxed but also dramatic.
An interesting detail that can be noticed only after a careful look is the tree, typical of the savannah,
placed in the background, on the right side of the canvas.
Above it there is a luminous circle, perhaps the moon, which places the setting at night, thus reconnecting to the sphere of dreams and nightmares.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

Heike Lin Triebel realizes the work "Nightmare" in the wake of her series entitled "Wild Horses" and on what at the moment remains an isolated and unique case, the work entitled "Toro".
"Nightmare" could follow the same fate as "Toro" and remain the only work of Heike depicting a lion in her typical technique of "see-through". The colors are the same used in "Wild Horses": blue and aqua green dominate the canvas and make the atmosphere "aquatic". The impression is that of being under water and of glimpsing the king of the forest, a majestic lion. The lion has always been associated with strength and sovereignty. It's a symbol of power and
beauty and Heike Lin Triebel manages to do him justice, depicting him in motion, with the mane
floating in the air and legs ready to run.
From the sensory point of view this work offers a double perspective: on the one hand it transmits
a great strength and desire for revenge, on the other hand the work, as the title suggests, lets glimpse something mysterious and dramatic.
The gaze is determined and at times ominous, as if the lion loomed menacing in our dreams, as if he were both a friend and an enemy. Even the lights create a sort of ambivalent environment,
serene and relaxed but also dramatic.
An interesting detail that can be noticed only after a careful look is the tree, typical of the savannah,
placed in the background, on the right side of the canvas.
Above it there is a luminous circle, perhaps the moon, which places the setting at night, thus reconnecting to the sphere of dreams and nightmares.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

Heike Lin Triebel realizes the work "Nightmare" in the wake of her series entitled "Wild Horses" and on what at the moment remains an isolated and unique case, the work entitled "Toro".
"Nightmare" could follow the same fate as "Toro" and remain the only work of Heike depicting a lion in her typical technique of "see-through". The colors are the same used in "Wild Horses": blue and aqua green dominate the canvas and make the atmosphere "aquatic". The impression is that of being under water and of glimpsing the king of the forest, a majestic lion. The lion has always been associated with strength and sovereignty. It's a symbol of power and
beauty and Heike Lin Triebel manages to do him justice, depicting him in motion, with the mane
floating in the air and legs ready to run.
From the sensory point of view this work offers a double perspective: on the one hand it transmits
a great strength and desire for revenge, on the other hand the work, as the title suggests, lets glimpse something mysterious and dramatic.
The gaze is determined and at times ominous, as if the lion loomed menacing in our dreams, as if he were both a friend and an enemy. Even the lights create a sort of ambivalent environment,
serene and relaxed but also dramatic.
An interesting detail that can be noticed only after a careful look is the tree, typical of the savannah,
placed in the background, on the right side of the canvas.
Above it there is a luminous circle, perhaps the moon, which places the setting at night, thus reconnecting to the sphere of dreams and nightmares.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL,
"SHE", 2022
30x30 cm
Acrylic, sand, ash, coffee on canvas.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

120×80 cm,
Several overlapping layers of acrylic paint, varnish, gauze.
In this and many of her works HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL deals with issues of climate change and the protection of species.
With her artworks she send a message of urgency to the public: human beings are destroying the Earth itself and therefore the natural environments that guarantee the survival of animals, selfishly pursuing their own purposes, regardless of the consequences.
The materiality of these works, the roughness and ripples, help to underline the dramatic veil that is hidden in these seemingly joyful works.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

"THE THREE OF THE SAVANNAH", 2023
120×80 cm,
Several overlapping layers of acrylic paint, varnish, gauze.
In this and many of her works HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL deals with issues of climate change and the protection of species.
With her artworks she send a message of urgency to the public: human beings are destroying the Earth itself and therefore the natural environments that guarantee the survival of animals, selfishly pursuing their own purposes, regardless of the consequences.
The materiality of these works, the roughness and ripples, help to underline the dramatic veil that is hidden in these seemingly joyful works.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

120x140cm
Several overlapping layers of acrylic paint, varnish, gauze
120x140 cm
"TORO" is a sequel to the series "Wild horses" but without giving us the certainty of a series production, so potentially it could remain a unique piece within the artistic production of Heike. The red, taken from the first and eighth piece of "Wild Horses", is a reference and a tribute to the Italian painter Alberto Burri and his "Rosso
plastica" and "Rosso sacco". The bull is not visible immediately, it appears following a careful
observation of the work and it is precisely this fact that makes the art of Heike unique and inimitable. The texture of the background is taken inside the figure of the bull, outlined and remarked slightly.

"TORO", 2020
120x140cm
Several overlapping layers of acrylic paint, varnish, gauze
120x140 cm
"TORO" is a sequel to the series "Wild horses" but without giving us the certainty of a series production, so potentially it could remain a unique piece within the artistic production of Heike. The red, taken from the first and eighth piece of "Wild Horses", is a reference and a tribute to the Italian painter Alberto Burri and his "Rosso
plastica" and "Rosso sacco". The bull is not visible immediately, it appears following a careful
observation of the work and it is precisely this fact that makes the art of Heike unique and inimitable. The texture of the background is taken inside the figure of the bull, outlined and remarked slightly.
HEIKE LIN TRIEBEL ART
Abstract&Figurative Art

120x140cm
Several overlapping layers of acrylic paint, varnish, gauze
120x140 cm
"TORO" is a sequel to the series "Wild horses" but without giving us the certainty of a series production, so potentially it could remain a unique piece within the artistic production of Heike. The red, taken from the first and eighth piece of "Wild Horses", is a reference and a tribute to the Italian painter Alberto Burri and his "Rosso
plastica" and "Rosso sacco". The bull is not visible immediately, it appears following a careful
observation of the work and it is precisely this fact that makes the art of Heike unique and inimitable. The texture of the background is taken inside the figure of the bull, outlined and remarked slightly.

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