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The beginnings of Alexandra Telgmann's artistic work were influenced in her childhood by her father, an important goldsmith artist. After successfully completing her master's degree in goldsmithing, she studied portrait and nude painting at the College of Art and Design in Savannah/USA and gave her artistic career a new direction. Numerous international and national exhibitions in Charleston (South Carolina), Las Vegas, Colorado Springs, Paris, Munich and Leipzig followed her first solo exhibition “Laconella” at the Pinnacle Gallery/Savannah USA. Her oil paintings are currently represented by the Grand Bohemian Gallery in Charleston /USA and the 33rd Contemporary Art Gallery in Chicago. Till March one of her paintings is shown in the Museu Europeu d`Art Modern (MEAM/ Barcelona/ Spain). In January two of her paintings will be exhibited in the Pictor Gallery New York in cooperation with the MEAM Museum Barcelona/ Spain

“THE NATURE ELEMENT OF WATER IN ALL ITS BEAUTY, POWER, ELEGANCE AND ADAPTABLE IS MY SOURCE OF INSPIRATION”

Alexandra’s work specializes in the natural interaction between the female body and the element of water. The deep connection between the artist and the sea is visible in many of Alexandra's paintings. For her, the sea is a decelerating place of power that creates inner peace and at the same time reflects states of consciousness of one's own life. This intention always flows into her work.

Here you find all the needed information
https://www.alexandra-telgmann.de/english

This are the certificates from this year
For more information regarding my career please visit:
https://www.alexandra-telgmann.de/english

Information about the Painting:

The inspiration for this painting is the feminine body surrounded by the beautiful ocean and it’s fish. As soon as you dive into the water you stop breathing and focus on the new and different world around you and your movement in it. You are totally present, which is a feeling I love.

Ocean Reflection - Free diving
Oil on aluminium panel
80x100cm

The inspiration for this painting is the feminine body surrounded by the beautiful ocean and it’s fish. As soon as you dive into the water you stop breathing and focus on the new and different world around you and your movement in it. You are totally present, which is a feeling I love.

Ocean Reflection - Free diving
Oil on aluminium panel
80x100cm

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Graduate School of Fine Art, Hongik University

Works as a art class teacher at the local culture center
A lot of group exhibitions
2022 MARU ART CENTER (Group Exhibition)
2022 KOREAGALLERY (Group Exhibition)
2022 1th Private Exhibition Individual division(SS GALLERY)

JOONGANG PAINTING EXIBITION 2022(A NATIONAL CONTEST) SPECIAL PRIZE
KOREA WAVE ART EXHIBITION 2022(A NATIONAL CONTEST) 4TH PLACE AWARD

Neo Atelier Operations

The wonan in the picture is my friend’s mom. She has been gone through 40 years of immigrant life and now lives in the retirement community alone. She has been taken care by her daughter 2-3times per week. When I met her for the first time in the village, she told me about memories with the photos hung on the wall, cherishing all the moment of her life.
All the photos took up one side of the wall in the room represent the 90 years of her lives as an immigrant living in LA.
Every photo and her belonging shows us the lives of her, or sometimes represents herself. Through them, we can see her optimistic view of seeing life itself and the woman who still seeks to communication to the world.

Master degree in Information Science

High School teacher in Math

1)- Prize from the visitors in a collective exhibition - 2019 Bologna (Italy) - 1st place
2)- Prize from the technical jury in a collective exhibition - 2019 Bologna (Italy) - 2nd place
3)- Article in italian magazine: "Portrait is my passion"
4)- Prize from the jury in the Premium International Florence Seven Stars - 2022 Florence (Italy)
5)- Luxembourg Art Prize 2021 – Application
6)- Award :”Picture of the Month” July 2022 in a national competition

"Sisters"
Franca and Giuseppina, two sisters in Salento (South Italy), are chatting in a courtyard. The beauty of their serenity is based on complicity between them, human warmth and faith in God. In a land where they still live in a simple way, passing of time has left its evident signs on the body of both elderly women but has not affected the peace of the place and their lives which are made of shared gestures, ancient family rituals and small actions linked to the alternation of the seasons.
"Old Woman"
The joy of living in a smile, in a look. I find a face in which only the expression of happiness stands out fascinating and it is so gratifying for me to reproduce such beauty. It's so nice to look at the kind face of this old woman who could be everyone's grandmother.

• University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona — Bachelor of Fine Arts Commercial Art and Art History
• Plein Air Workshop — Ralph Ordberg
• Edina Art Center — Portraiture with Michael Frey
• The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Art — Continuing studies with various teachers

• Art restoration — Minneapolis, Minnesota Clyde Smith Fine Art and Framing
• Art restoration — House of David, Benton Harbor, Michigan
• T.S. Dennison and Company, Inc. — Illustrations for seven children’s books
• Commercial art, freelance — St. Joseph, and Benton Harbor, Michigan
• Rock paintings of animals and Native Americans — Established Got Rocks Limited
• Commissioned Paintings

2007 Honorable Mention — Little Fox
2009 First Place, Wilcox Gallery ­— Soft Breeze
2009 Second Place Award of Merit, Hopkins Center for the Arts — Little Porcupine
2010 Honorable Mention, Minnesota Artists Association — See My Frog
2010 Second Place Merit Award, Minnesota Artists Association — Moccasin Time
2010 People’s Choice, Hopkins Center for the Arts — Minnetonka Summer
2010 Minnesota State Fair — Native Memoirs
2011 Honorable Mention, Savage Juried Art Show — Native Memoirs
2012 People’s Choice, Hopkins Center for the Arts — See my Frog
2012 Second Place, Savage Juried Art Show — Bird in Hand
2013 Second Place Award of Merit, Burnsville Art Fête — Native Memoirs
2022 Second Place Merit Award, Minnesota Arts Association — Puddle Fun

Ethiopian Smile: The young girl, Rahel, is an extremely poor Ethiopian girl in a war-torn famine ridden country. Her Father deserted her and her mother, who had no income. This painting of her was made into a card so others could see the need and contribute to this desolate Ethiopian area. The mission provides for clean well water, clothing, school equipment and teachers.

Old Man of the Sea: On a visit to Juneau, Alaska I noticed this compelling old man sitting near some trash cans. Residents told me he was a Tlingit Native they called "Old Man of the Sea". He often roamed their streets. The Tlingits are indigenous natives of the Pacific NW coast of North America who largely depend on fishing and hunting. They are also family-oriented basket weavers, totem pole carvers and colorful dancers. I was touched by his simple life in a beautiful, rugged countryside.

Bird in Hand: Every year the Minnesota Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community promotes a Wacipi. A Wacipi is a traditional Native American cultural celebration of dance, song, costumes and socializing. In the Oakota language "Wacipi" means "they dance". These tow Native women attended and were glad to meet again coming from different states. It took them out of the celebration to a more peaceful landscape. This painting is to promote appreciation of our Native American Heritage.

1) Phd at the Faculty of Education Science University of Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco.(2021-Present)
2) Master Degree (Aesthetic education and management of the arts and culture professions) College of Education Sciences / University of Muhammad-V / Rabat, Morocco. (2018-2020)
3)Bachelor's degree (Art Education) College of Fine Arts / University of Hodeidah, Yemen.
2010.

-Professor at Hadramout University for 5 years, Hadramout, Yemen.
-Talent Coach at the Talented Academy - Hadramout, Yemen.
-12 years experience in interior design.
-Caricature for 4 years.
projects:
-The Forgotten Hadramout Inscriptions and Decorations Program through the Academy of the Gifted - Basiyoun.
-Scientific article (comparison of the aesthetics of clay in southern Morocco and Hadramout).
-The originality of the Arabic letter.

1) Obtained an honorary doctorate from Aladdin International Academy 2022, Morocco.
2) A special exhibition (Cultural Crown 4) under the patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, patronage and support, at the National Library, Morocco. 2022.
3) A special exhibition for the festival (Our Heritage is Our Wealth) at Dar Al-Shabab Al-Nour - Rabat - in the Kingdom of Morocco. 2022.
4) A special exhibition (Moroccan culture through the eyes of a Yemeni artist) at Dar Al-Shabab Al-Nakour, Al-Hoceima Province, in the honorable Kingdom of Morocco.2022.
5) Obtaining the third place in the ISESCO competition,2021.
6) A special exhibition (Yemen through a plastic vision), ISESCO.2018

This painting belongs to the realistic school. The idea came when I read your announcement about the competition in reviving painting in a realistic and sober style, proportions and aesthetic dimensions that are subject to in-depth study and go back to the works of ancient times from the era of the Romans to the era of the Pharaohs to the Renaissance. And we tried to show our ancient civilization, which has no less historical value than it, and it is considered one of the mother civilizations, the Kingdom of Sheba, and it is one of the oldest kingdoms in history, and I tried to show its strength through its features and the enormity of its crown, which is studded with jewels and diamonds, as well as the hoopoe. I gave it a huge body, strength and insight, as for the background details of the queen All of them are somewhat by choice
1- The winged lion to denote the strength of the army and the people.
2- Grape leaves to denote fruits and goodness.
3- Long-horned heads of cows stacked together to indicate strength and livestock.
4- The ibex at the head of the painting denotes sanctity and worship.

Hangchow art School

Perfecta Toy Company, Hong Kong
Art designer

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Done by the Artist In Hong Kong

Statement of Attainment in Ceramics at TAFE NSW 2021
Masters of Teaching (Primary) at UWS 2014
Bachelor of Economics with studies in Drawing from College of Fine Arts at University of NSW

Pet and wildlife portrait commisions since 2019

Commended Emerging Artist Award ant Maritime Art Prize 2022

The precious moment a baby holds the mother's pearlnecklace, which in itself is also a precious commodity but not as much as the moment itself.

I am an autodidact. I have an technical degree and I was a car mechanic.
When I was 22 I discovered that painting was my real passion. I did in the evening hours an education on the Art Academy in Amsterdam.
When I was 24 I took private courses in the 17th painting techniques/materials. Because the Art Academy didn't teach this. So I went to musea to do research to old masters and to old grounding/techniques.

- I have sold a lot of portraits of landscapes and still life paintings
- Since 2019 I am an ambassador of Royal Talens: https://www.royaltalens.com/en/about-us/brands-friends/nard-kwast/
- Reconstruction of the Nightwatch in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. I was one of the four painters which knowledge of this old materials and techniques: https://www.avrotros.nl/hetgeheimvandemeester/uitzendingen/detail/het-geheim-van-de-meester-de-nachtwacht-de-onthulling-van-de-reconstructie/
After being second finalist of this program Project Rembrandt I regulary get questions for assignments for paintings from the old masters (inclusive old materials like selfmade varnish and lead white for example).

-2001: Public prize City Museum of Woerden with a portrait of Pauline. Unfortunately I have no documents of this.
-2019: Project Rembrandt: finalist of this televisioncontest :
https://www.npostart.nl/project-rembrandt/07-04-2019/VPWON_1295130

Oil on canvas
90 x 70 cm
Completed in January 2022
Hand crafted frame with gold leaf by Gregors frames in March
2022. They also make the picture frames for the original frames for
museums around the world.

The title of this painting is translated from Italian as “The Mask”.

I was inspired by a number of things that happened.
1.My great fascination for masters such as Rembrandt van
Rijn, Gerard van Honthorst, Caravaggio and many more.
2. I saw an announcement of an exhibition about candlelight in Gouda (a
Dutch city, known for its Gouda cheese and also for
candles)
3. And finally a personal story. The personal story goes
about meeting some people who are not quite authentic. Much of their behavior was based on their beautiful facade. This is
the reason I painted the person with the mask in the dark. The darkness symbolizes also a way of emptyness behind this mask.

Oil on canvas
90 x 70 cm
Completed in January 2022
Hand crafted frame with gold leaf by Gregors frames in March
2022. They also make the picture frames for the original frames for
museums around the world.

The title of this painting is translated from Italian as “The Mask”.

I was inspired by a number of things that happened.
1.My great fascination for masters such as Rembrandt van
Rijn, Gerard van Honthorst, Caravaggio and many more.
2. I saw an announcement of an exhibition about candlelight in Gouda (a
Dutch city, known for its Gouda cheese and also for
candles)
3. And finally a personal story. The personal story goes
about meeting some people who are not quite authentic. Much of their behavior was based on their beautiful facade. This is
the reason I painted the person with the mask in the dark. The darkness symbolizes also a way of emptyness behind this mask.

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