About ‘Emerelda and Rubinia and the Vales of Turquoise’ by Western Exposure
The title of this abstract work, Emerelda and Rubinia and the Vales of Turquoise, comes from the last lines of Rainer Maria Rilke's poem "The Three Kings", as it matches the work's rich saturated jewel colors which were indeed drawn from a festive image of a decorated Christmas tree.
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Originally from Northern Germany, I have been living on a small farm in the West of Ireland for many years. I love to be creative, to create new things, be it arts and crafts or in image form. A few years ago I started to create digital works, based on my photographs or purely in Photoshop - the latter mostly as abstract works. Recently I have also started working with acrylic paints. I like to "play" with colours and digital effects.
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