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About Gundula
Gundula
Mogerman was born in Berlin in 1946 and immigrated to North America
in 1956. She is granddaughter of the influential German Expressionist
Painter, Walter Kampmann, and has created, taught, and exhibited
painting, sculpture, jewellery, and poetry in Canada and the
U.S. over the last 40 years. She is the mother of four sons and
lives with her husband in Victoria, B.C. Canada.
"I come from
a family of artists and have been encouraged from birth to express
myself artistically. My present work is the culmination of my love
and mastery of metal arts and a refinement of what I experience
through my vision. A sunrise over Hornby Island from a beach on
Denman makes an indelible impact of brilliant orange on my senses
to render, in part, on canvass. Sunlight leaves dazzling sparkles
on the sea for me to reflect in gold and silver. The patina of
moss in a gully or water darkened rock entices me with its infinite
sublety and contrast. The lens of my vision magnifies the essence
of these things and charges me to reproduce what I see." |