Lea Asja Pagenkemper (1976) — Auction price
Lea Asja Pagenkemper is a German artist who works in a variety of techniques. In her watercolor abstract creations she uses bright colors, for her color is the connection of the physical and metaphysical world. The artist also organizes text into creations consisting of visually legible structures, and the means of expression is not a pictorial motif, but the word. These structures and arrangements are drawn in pencil on a blank, unprimed canvas, or in white chalk on wooden panels painted with black lacquer.
Lea Asja Pagenkemper is a German artist who works in a variety of techniques. In her watercolor abstract creations she uses bright colors, for her color is the connection of the physical and metaphysical world. The artist also organizes text into creations consisting of visually legible structures, and the means of expression is not a pictorial motif, but the word. These structures and arrangements are drawn in pencil on a blank, unprimed canvas, or in white chalk on wooden panels painted with black lacquer.
Lea Asja Pagenkemper is a German artist who works in a variety of techniques. In her watercolor abstract creations she uses bright colors, for her color is the connection of the physical and metaphysical world. The artist also organizes text into creations consisting of visually legible structures, and the means of expression is not a pictorial motif, but the word. These structures and arrangements are drawn in pencil on a blank, unprimed canvas, or in white chalk on wooden panels painted with black lacquer.
Lea Asja Pagenkemper is a German artist who works in a variety of techniques. In her watercolor abstract creations she uses bright colors, for her color is the connection of the physical and metaphysical world. The artist also organizes text into creations consisting of visually legible structures, and the means of expression is not a pictorial motif, but the word. These structures and arrangements are drawn in pencil on a blank, unprimed canvas, or in white chalk on wooden panels painted with black lacquer.