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Liv Jung-König — Pause 16 — Diptychon
2024 — acrylic on linen
160 × 100 cm — EUR 3.640,00 (net)
For further artwork information or purchase, please email us at contact@massoumi.art or reach out via our contact form.
‘The first impression is singular: a confident painter combines her own life experiences and world views with the availability of images from collective memory. Liv Jung-König succeeds in transforming familiar pictorial narratives into a complex cosmos full of pictorial puzzles and painterly experiments in a way that is as unpretentious as it is multi-layered. Her artistic curiosity, visual education and intrinsic joy in her work provide the complexities of the present with intelligent pictorial creations and painterly oaerings that make her work unique in the plurality of contemporary art and universal in the best sense of the word. Her artistic independence and joy of experimentation with her virtuoso projection surfaces is a great promise for the future.’
Thomas Kohl (*1960 in Düsseldorf), Professor of Design at the MSA Münster, master student of Gerhard Richter.
Represented by mariArt Kunstvermittlung / www.mariart.org
2024 — acrylic on linen
160 × 100 cm — EUR 3.640,00 (net)
For further artwork information or purchase, please email us at contact@massoumi.art or reach out via our contact form.
‘The first impression is singular: a confident painter combines her own life experiences and world views with the availability of images from collective memory. Liv Jung-König succeeds in transforming familiar pictorial narratives into a complex cosmos full of pictorial puzzles and painterly experiments in a way that is as unpretentious as it is multi-layered. Her artistic curiosity, visual education and intrinsic joy in her work provide the complexities of the present with intelligent pictorial creations and painterly oaerings that make her work unique in the plurality of contemporary art and universal in the best sense of the word. Her artistic independence and joy of experimentation with her virtuoso projection surfaces is a great promise for the future.’
Thomas Kohl (*1960 in Düsseldorf), Professor of Design at the MSA Münster, master student of Gerhard Richter.
Represented by mariArt Kunstvermittlung / www.mariart.org