Art against war: Ursula recently in the St. Johanniskirche

Art against war: Ursula recently in the St. Johanniskirche

an artistic answer to the war

Schweinfurt - The continuing conflicts and their effects on people's lives are topics that can impressively process art in general and painting in particular. On Saturday, September 14th, at 7:30 p.m., the Evangelical Lutheran Deanery in Schweinfurt invites you to the St. Johanniskirche to recently deal with the renowned artist Ursula. The evening is under the motto "Mariupol - paint against war" and shows the power of art as an expression of emotions and social relevance.

artistic engagement in the face of the war

The exhibition of the "Mariupol" triptych since July as part of the 6th Triennale for contemporary art in Franconia "Fanned"! " recently reflects impressive response to the beginning of the Russian attack on Ukraine. Art can often address disturbing and emotional realities and recently uses their painting to transform this horror into a visual medium. The event offers the opportunity to deal with the topics of war and peace, while art serves as a medium to convey these complex emotions.

insights into the creative process

Dean Oliver Bruckmann will give in a conversation with the various phases of the creation of your work that evening. The audience will learn more about the preparations, the choice of colors and techniques as well as spontaneous developments in the creative process. Such insights are not only educational, but can also be inspiring and help those present to recognize the transformation of art.

community and exchange exchange

In addition to the artistic performance, the evening is enriched by musical elements. Such combinations of music and visual art promote the exchange between those present. At a time when conflicts and their political dimensions often dominate the culture of discussion, the seminar evening offers a space for personal reflection and community discussion.

art as an act of resistance

The relevance of this event goes beyond the individual: it also researches how art can serve as a form of resistance and the expression of hope. The possibility of processing and reflecting what has happened through art offers those present a platform to share their own thoughts about peace and conflict.

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