Michaela Höhlein-Dolde
Detail from the cover picture of the exhibition by Michaela Höhlein-Dolde [MDF board, 100 cm x 70 cm, 2018]
Michaela Höhlein-Dolde 's exhibition will open on Sunday, July 8, 2018, at 11 a.m. at the University Heart Center Freiburg ∙ Bad Krozingen (Südring 15, Bad Krozingen, attic floor). On display are prints, paper and woodcuts that explore the interaction of surface and line. Christiane Grathwol-Scheffel will provide introductory remarks.
Michaela Höhlein-Dolde lives and works in Merdingen. In her artistic work, she explores the effect of color and its possible combinations as well as the play with the empty surface, which she occupies with her shapes.
Under the motto "Self / Cut", she is showing three groups of works: On the one hand, works that were created using the letterpress process and revolve around the theme of her own person, integrated into the surrounding space, the relationship to the environment and her own artistic work. The second is a group of works based on found photographs. The third group of works combines paper cuts and woodcuts.
The exhibition can be viewed from Monday, July 9, 2018, to Friday, September 7, 2018, on weekdays from 9 am to 6 pm at the University Heart Center in Bad Krozingen (attic floor). Glass objects by Elisabeth Thomas are on display in the showcases in the entrance hall.
The artists in their studio in Niederrimsingen: Manfred Dolde (left) and Michaela Höhlein-Dolde (right) at the printing press.
A sculpture by Manfred Dolde
Print by Michaela Höhlein-Dolde
Mr. Sahner from the Heart Center welcomed the artists, the musicians and the vernissage guests.
Looking into the hallway, Gudrun Heckle, who spoke about the artistic work. The saxophone quartet from the "Jugendmusikschule Südlicher Breisgau/Staufen" provided the musical accompaniment. Herbert Wäscher and Manuel Fürstos can be seen in front of prints from the "Spring" series by Michaela Höhlein-Dolde.
Sculpture "Plane tree white" from 2003 and a relief print by the artist from 2005.
The artist couple in front of letterpress prints and a sculpture.
Collaged prints by the artist from 2006, combining wallpaper patterns with ornamental print motifs with artistic sensitivity.
Sculptures by Manfred Dolde in the vestibules of the entrance hall