The climate is going crazy, working environments are changing rapidly, orders are  disintegrating. Our world today is characterised by a multitude of crises that affect our  lives in many different ways. Experiences of loss and fear of loss plague our society.  

In the midst of the complexity and crises of our time, my work offers space for  reflection and renewal. A silent manifesto for the rediscovery of the essence of our  humanistic being. 

Marvelling at the infinite beauty of nature - in the face of the fragility and need for  protection of our environment: these are the themes of my work.  On the one hand, painting: a poetic reflection on the transience of nature, a reminder  of the fleeting beauty of the moment. A homage to nature, which in its constant  change is an inexhaustible source of inspiration and reflection and invites viewers to  allow their own thoughts and emotions about their relationship with nature to flow into  it. 

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On the other hand, a printmaking work: an artistic statement on the ecological crisis  of our time that forces viewers to reflect on the consequences of their own actions  and at the same time inspires them to take concrete action to protect our planet.

Antonia is a textile designer from Berlin and Brandenburg. Growing up  between the city and the countryside, her textile work is influenced by  this duality and aims at bringing together plants, humans and other living  things. Early in her textxile-design studies, she began exploring the potenti al of textiles to reweave nature into the built environment. Since then, she  is dedicated to deepening her understanding of plant physiology, wildlife,  and human-nature relationships.

As an emerging artist, Antonia focuses  on integrating plants into daily life, with the conviction that reconnecting  humans and nature can be healing to both us and our planet. 

In her early career, she has exhibited at a few festivals, with a wide range  of topics, such as the Silbersalzfestival, an international festival for science  and media, as well as at BLADE, a Berlin underground Techno Festival.  She believes, that more plants can be integrated everywhere with healing  effects on our bodies and minds, as well as the planets health.

Holsapple created the inventive and widely popular Living Sculpture works entitled the View Planter Series. These works were extensively published and exhibited internationally. Holsapple’s studio space is located in Santa Monica, California where currently produces contemporary visual artwork in Sculpture, Drawing and Painting. Dodd Holsapple studied Visual Art at Ball State University, Muncie Indiana receiving BFA’s in Drawing and Painting.

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Dodd Holsapple creates visual art examining distinctive composition blended with a maximized color theory set to data driven patterning, mathematics and time executed to uniquely verify environmental awareness. Strong visuals weave through color filled linear constructions with rigid, measured definitions of space related to place that embrace time interlaced the with lush organic movement of nature. Dodd exemplifies a highly developed use of artistic methods and unique compositional balance culminating to amplify today’s contemporary landscapes in crisis. He is deeply focused on creating beautifully engaging visual artwork inspired by numerous environmental themes. Motivated by research related to environmental conditions and scientifically collected data recorded in charts and graphs, he explores climate recognition through art as social response awareness and habitat defender.

Andjelik is a multidisciplinary artist born in Serbia, raised both in Mexico, where she studied theatre, and the Dominican Republic, where she studied Fine Arts, Visual Communication and Animation at “Chavon The School of Design”.

Due to her multicultural nature, she has developed a vast curiosity towards self expression, capturing memories and emotional depth. Her study continues at “Firenze Arte Visive” and “New York Film Academy”, learning Etching, Analogue and Experimental Photography, and Film.

Andjelik strives to create work that transcends the limitations of the material world, speaking to the essential aspects of the human experience. It has been appreciated around the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Brazil, Serbia, France, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.