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If walls could talk Tuva Belfrage, Sorry - 50x70
A3 29x42 cm All artworks are designed exclusively for If Walls Could Talk and printed on quality Hahnemühle Studio Enhanced 210 gsm paper. The Bloom series is inspired by the sight of a nearby back garden. Capture the beginning of spring and the slow but steady flowering of nature. Enthusiastic about the return of color and green volume. What's your favorite spring bloom? The print is sold with a beige lacquered wooden frame. About the artist: Colored contrasts. Simone Köcher is a German artist who creates analogue collages. She works with a playful expression, in which abstract and graphic elements face each other in a colorful and harmonious way. Simone is a qualified decorator and has a degree in visual communication. In 2018 she studied at the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts, focusing on lithography and Linoprint. As an artist, her inspiration comes from organic structures and contrasts shaped by nature. Using collages as a means of expression, she translates observations and emotions into an individual abstract language.