Informeller Realismus (informal realism)

New works on paper & canvas    "Walk by the sea"

Feel the Spirit of my Mallorca! Inspired by walks by the sea, the blue hour with breezy poems by Stephanie van den Bergh and salty sea air.

Mixed media: Linocut, oil copperplate ink, gouache, acrylic, flor de sal and graphite on acid-free handmade paper. (8 works are on canvas)

The sizes vary!!! ( from 30 x30cm to 53 x78 cm) Prices on request!

Laura Hedrosa Sigüenza
Guadalajara, Spain, born 1976

She discovered her love for the world of sculpture at an early age and was quickly captivated by bronze and iron sculptures. She studied sculpture at the art academy in La Palma and during this time she got to know various techniques, materials, and experts in various art workshops in Madrid.

During this time, she made a special connection with a blacksmith's workshop in the heart of the city. Laura learns quickly and she has talent. If her first castings were still bumpy, she quickly internalized the technique and set a new limit to her artistic horizon in the direction of sculpture.

Silicone molds and bronze castings, as well as their reproductions in the wax fusion process, Laura soaks it all up and publishes her first figures immediately after graduating.

Her path leads her from Madrid to Mallorca, where she still lives and works today. In 2018, she makes the leap into the well-known local art elite, which also includes Riera Ferrari, Muntaner and the sculptor Pere Pujol. She created a bust of the world-famous palaeontologist Dorothea Minola Alice Bate, which the Consell of Mallorca included in the collection of the town of Capdepera, where it can also be viewed.

Laura Hedrosa then continues to work in her studio in Artà, and becomes part of the local artists' group. She is committed to the environment and to using resources responsibly. In Artà, her works can be seen on streets and squares. Sculptures made of recycled materials and set in different patterns in the ground adorn paths and park floors. Mosaics that remind us where we come from and where we are going, says Hedrosa. They are meant to inspire us to use resources responsibly.

In 2021, the Austrian art collector Karl Maria Graf Kinsky became aware of her and included the artist in the Kinsky Collection. He shows her work in his collection and in his galleries in Spain and Austria.

Works by Laura Hedrosa, depict the human figure, idealistic, stylised, appearing in a calmness that evokes a sense of freedom in the viewer. Always in contact with nature and Mother Earth.

Als ich Berlin 2016 nach 11 Jahren verließ, hatte ich noch kurz zuvor die Gelegenheit, endlich den Künstler der ebenfalls in meinem Haus in Prenzlauer Berg lebte, kennenzulernen.

Da er introvetiert lebte wusste ich zwar über ihn bescheid, jedoch reichte es nie zu mehr als einem flüchtigen Hallo im Flur. Im Haus erzählte man sich er wäre ein Naturverbundener Eigenbrötler der gerne angelte und wenig zu Hause war.

Frank Pietsch ist ein sanfter, sensitiver, sich Gedanken machender Mann, der die Menschen liebt, aus sicherer Distanz beobachtet er sie genauso wie die Tiere die ihn auf seiner künstlerischen Reise durch sein Leben stets begleiteten. Sein Lebenswerk, dass mehrere hunderte Arbeiten umfasst ist geprägt von dieser Liebe zur Natur und allem unter dem Himmel, auch bei Pietsch geht es immer wieder um das alleine, wir sind alle eins.

Aus einer Serie von 500 originalen biete ich ein Segment von 50 Arbeiten im Format 10 x 15 cm, gerahmt mit weißem Paspartout an.

Die Arbeiten sind teilweise über Jahre erarbeitet, alle auf der Rückseite signiert, datiert und mit Kennzahl versehen.

Mein Angebot je Arbeit gerahmt ist € 180,-

About Frank Pietsch,

When I left Berlin, in Germany in 2016 I had lived there for just over 11

years, I finally had the chance to meet the artist, that I knew lived in the base appartment of my house. I had never seen him in all these years and a neighbor had told me that he is a very introverted person who spends his days out in the woods most the time and is at home very little. The occasional "hello" in the hallway, that was all in all those years.

Frank Pietsch is one of the most gentile, sensitive, caring and loving people I have ever met. Entering his studio was something of a rare awesome experience in itself.
As he lets me peek inside I am presented with work so rare so precious and so full of all the passion of this artist for nature, animals and everything alive under the sky.

Frank Pietsch is sitting in his studio, on a vintage chair in his very minimalistically furnished studio apartment. He does without luxury altogether...