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Blue birds
Blue birds
So könnte es an deiner Wand wirken
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Description
"Blue Birds" unfolds like a slow metamorphosis over the course of two decades. Developed between 1987 and 2001, the work bears the visible traces of time, change, and inner maturation. The bird does not rise abruptly, but seems to emerge gradually from layers of paint, gold, and blue—as if it only reveals itself fully in the act of being viewed. Its form is simultaneously clear and permeable, firmly outlined yet penetrated by its surroundings.
The deep blue acts like an inner space: calm, protective, and yet filled with a quiet tension. Golden and earthy pigments overlay it like memories that do not fade, but reappear anew in the light. The mono-sgraffito technique makes this process visible, as lines are worked out of the layers of paint. The bird seems less painted than uncovered—a being that was always there, waiting to become visible.
"Blue Birds" is not a picture about external movement, but about inner freedom. It speaks of vigilance, transformation, and the quiet power of the in-between: between heaven and earth, dream and reality, beginning and completion.
Was ist Monosgrafitto?
Monosgrafitto ist eine einzigartige Maltechnik, die Ri Meuser von Eschmar über Jahrzehnte entwickelt und verfeinert hat. Dabei wird Farbe in mehreren Schichten aufgetragen und noch im feuchten Zustand durch gezieltes Einritzen und Abtragen wieder freigelegt.
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Alle im Shop angebotenen Werke von Prof. Ri Meuser von Eschmar werden mit einem persönlichen Echtheitszertifikat ausgeliefert. Dieses bestätigt, dass es sich um ein Original aus dem künstlerischen Nachlass handelt.
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All works by Prof. Ri Meuser von Eschmar offered in the shop are delivered with a personal certificate of authenticity. This confirms that they are originals from the artistic estate.
In this way, collectors receive not only an extraordinary work of art, but also a piece of its documented art history.