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Art and Power: Why Authoritarian Regimes Fear Artists

The current global developments scare me. In many countries, authoritarian forces are gaining ground, and democratic values are under pressure. In the US, President Trump has taken measures that weaken the separation of powers, undermine the independence of the media and judiciary, and sweep human rights into the gutter. With

Artwork Analysis: Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Tulp – Between Art and Science

A dramatically lit room. At its centre lies a corpse—pale and motionless—surrounded by focused, attentive men. As the light falls from above, it casts the surrounding figures into a play of light and shadow. The first glance at Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Tulp captivates with its dramatic staging.Painted

Interview: Illustrator Antje Schulz

Antje Schulz is a creative explorer with a special passion for illustration. Combining kawaii cartoons with vintage elements, she creates illustrations that carry her own distinctive signature. Her creative journey has been anything but straightforward – from elderly care to graphic design and finally to self-employment. In the interview, she

Interview: Author and multi-talent Kathy Henkel

Kathy ist eine kreative Seele. Sie bezeichnet sich selbst – zu Recht – als Wortmalerin und Literaturträumerin. Schon seit ihrer Kindheit begleitet sie das Schreiben, doch erst vor einigen Jahren entschloss sie sich, ihre Geschichten mit der Welt zu teilen. Neben dem Schreiben taucht sie gerne in die Welt der

Start Simple: Creativity Without Pressure

For many years, I had lost touch with my creative side. I had slipped into burnout and found myself caught in the heavy currents of depression. It felt like I was fighting against myself, as if someone had switched off the light inside me. The creativity that once grounded me

Colours in flow: My year 2024

This year, I wanted to focus on what truly matters. 2023 had been a challenging year for me. I struggled with recurring bouts of depression, and the year felt heavy and overwhelming. That’s why I decided to approach the new year with a greater sense of calm and a stronger

Interview: Author and Illustrator Kathrin Denecke

In the works of Kathrin Denecke, also known as CreativeSoul Hamburg, you can feel the joy of storytelling through words and colours. This becomes especially clear in the projects she creates for and with children.It quickly becomes clear: a lot of her own life flows into her work. Her experiences

The Soul of the Renaissance: Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael

It was a time of discovery, exploration, and rediscovery – in art, science, and thought. Three giants embodied this era of creativity like no others, shaping the very soul of the Renaissance: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Raffaello Sanzio.For the visionary Leonardo, art and science were inseparably intertwined. Michelangelo,

Interview: The Photographer Simone Rindlisbacher

Ich freue mich, dass in dieser Woche mal wieder ein anderer kreativer Bereich in mein Interview-Projekt hüpft. Diesmal beantwortet nämlich Simone Rindlisbacher meine Fragen. Sie ist Fotografin und hat sich auf Porträt- und Tanzfotografie spezialisiert. Ihr Antrieb? Ganz einfach: Simone interessiert sich wirklich für die Menschen, die sie vor der

5 Things My Art Has Taught Me This Year

I don’t follow a plan when I create art. Layer by layer, stroke by stroke, it’s all about letting something emerge. I stay open to the process and sometimes even surprise myself with the result. That was true this year as well. I’ve learned a lot – not just about

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