Britta Wildemann

Draftsman | Germany

Born in 1988

« Our images are mirrors of the soul and have the power to connect people with one another. »

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Hello my name is Britta. I am a self-taught artist and for me geometric patterns and shapes are the center of attention. My main tools are a pen, compass, ruler and paper. I surprise myself with every completed work of art and always enjoy it. The mandalas arise from my gut, they help me to block out the chaos in my head for a certain time. Then I am completely in the here and now. It is my pleasure to bring people together through art, to enable exchange and to be creative and active together. I regularly give mandala workshops and am active on Instagram. Nice that you're here.

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Tinte auf Papier - Bunte Mandalas

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, and means "circle". The patterns and symbols consist of shapes that are shaped and inspired by cultural, architectural or nature-related elements, for example. For the artist, an important part of her creative journey.

page.alt — Colored pencil on Paper - 30x30cm

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Tinte auf Karton - Mandala-Schimmer

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, and means "circle". This collection is about the color gold. Gold creates a joyful and optimistic atmosphere and radiates a positive effect on well-being and self-confidence. At the same time, the color has a mystical aura.

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Tinte auf Karton - Mandala-Monotonie

The word mandala comes from Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, and means "circle". In this collection, the mandalas were applied with white paint on kraft paper or cardboard.

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Mischtechnik

A trip into the world of watercolor combined with patterns inspired by natural elements. Results of experiments with watercolors and different media, such as fineliners or acrylic pens. The images are protected by fix active spray.

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Farbholzschnitt - Gingko

This collection is a study that deals with different color combinations and the symbolism of gingko leaves. The images were created using the letterpress process with up to three different printing plates on different types of paper.