The Escape, Mixed Media Collage (Acrylics, Paper, self created digital art papers) on self prepared Paper, 22.86 cm x 30.46 cm, Portfolio #781, © Yvonne Wilhelmi, 2007 |
Just like Wassily Kandinsky, Yvonne Wilhelmi uses individual geometrical elements in her work. In her work reminiscent of Kadinsky the use of color, line and form are important.
Ivonne Wilhelmi photomontage |
A Degree of Uncertainty II, Mixed Media Collage (Paper, Acrylics) on Japanese Paper, 40.64 cm x 50.8 cm, Portfolio #697 l Yvonne Wilhelmi, 2006 |
Yvonne Wilhelmi’s portfolio consist of two definite types, Collages and photomontages. In her work she combines two important fields in her life, namely science and art. She uses media like oil, acrylic and paper to create little worlds of collages and photomontages. She takes a graph or combine two graphs and translate that into romantic compositions. Her mood influences the outcome of the line and form. Thus her work ranges from quiet lines to a wild bunch of dancing lines and forms.
She creates abstract collages and there is an inner harmony between each form, line and color. To achieve a thorough appreciation of her work one needs to look deeper into her work. In her photomontages she wants to convey a specific message and even in these work the use of line and forms are obvious. There is a certain romanticism to her work.
High Expectations, Mixed Media Collage (Paper, Found objects) on Paper, 43.18 x 43.18 cm, Portfolio #750 © Yvonne Wilhelmi, 2007 |
Yvonne Wilhelmi originates from Berlin, Germany where she studied Information Technology. She moved to Atlanta Georgia, USA to study at the Art Institute of Atlanta. Her work enlivens private collections across the world. She are part of various exhibition throughout America one of the them, the Swan Coach House Gallery’s “Little Things Mean a Lot.” The Rhonda Schaller Studio in New York showed her work as part of the exhibition “A Great Awakening.”
You can find more information, contact details and art at the Yvonne Wilhelmi Website.
lyrical and lovely pieces. hope to see them in person sometime. and Yvonne as well :)
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