Zebra Crossing

€7.200,00

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A crosswalk is called "Zebrastreifen" in german. So it's like a pun became real but is also just a part of this phantastic realism painting of Elke Schönberger. Unbelievable details are recognizable all over the artwork. And the car, the crosswalk, the sunset and the typical viennese subway station in the background associate with the oberservers Memory of a very typical view on Vienna, in the near of castle Schönbrunn. The term "photorealism" ist not able to describe the paintings of Elke Schönberger adequatly. Only on the first look the artworks seem to show a realistic view on landscapes and city scenes. But if you look closer you will notice the surrealistic and often associative power of Schönbergers paitnings. Incredible details, colors in a enormous range and a enormous effort in each and every work. Elke Schönberger was born in Vienna, 1966. After her studies in journalism and communication sciences she was into painting. She took place in countless exhibitions. A short selection: 2010 Die Meister von morgen, Leopold Museum, Vienna ("masters of tomorrow") 2011 Real 011, Galerie Wolfgang Exner, Vienna 2011 The Excitement Continues. Contemporary Art of the collection of Leopold II, Leopold Museum, Vienna 2012 Real 012, Galerie Wolfgang Exner, Vienna