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Sandra Rauch
ABOUT THE WORK Magic City Collection A born Berliner, artist Sandra Rauch celebrates her hometown’s iconic symbols in the series Magic City Collection. She depicts the famous TV Tower, Brandenburg Gate, and Victory Column in her own unmistakable way. Rauch combines graffiti art with glittering surfaces and vivid text. The… Read more
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Berlin love
Metropolitan
from $ 1,299 to $ 1,699
NYC allday
Metropolitan
$ 799
Berlin Eberswalder Himmel
Metropolitan
from $ 849 to $ 1,999
Hong Kong II
Big City Staccato
$ 1,299
Hong Kong sign
Big City Staccato
from $ 1,599 to $ 2,590
Good Traffic in Shibuya
Big City Staccato
from $ 899 to $ 1,799
Hong Kong Nathan road
Big City Staccato
$ 3,990
Hong Kong I
Big City Staccato
$ 4,490
Taxi Stop Hong Kong
Big City Staccato
from $ 999 to $ 1,699
Berlin universe
Graffiti
from $ 449 to $ 1,399
Berlin angel
Graffiti
$ 1,399
Berlin Pin
Graffiti
from $ 399 to $ 1,399
Berlin Big Bang
Graffiti
from $ 399 to $ 1,399
New Yorker
NY
from $ 699 to $ 2,190
Radio City Hall
NY
from $ 649 to $ 1,999
Burglar Alarms
NY
from $ 649 to $ 1,999
Background Information about Sandra Rauch
Introduction
ABOUT THE WORK
Magic City Collection
A born Berliner, artist Sandra Rauch celebrates her hometown’s iconic symbols in the series Magic City Collection. She depicts the famous TV Tower, Brandenburg Gate, and Victory Column in her own unmistakable way.
Rauch combines graffiti art with glittering surfaces and vivid text. The monuments of the German capital are luminous with symbolism. We feel the freedom, spirit of progress, and endless diversity of Berlin. Rauch finishes the works with silkscreen printing on the acrylic, making each one a hand-signed original.
Metropolitan
In her Metropolitan series, Sandra Rauch, an artist of many talents, creates unique portraits of famous cities such as Berlin, New York, and Los Angeles. Past and present combine to form a colourful excerpt of urban daily life.
Using the most diverse techniques, from photography to painting, the artist creates emotional collages that express different experiences simultaneously. And all the while, Sandra Rauch likes to experiment. Her work is special, playing with reality and illusion, with surfaces and lines, with colours and symbols. Rauch’s work expands our view and completely dispels known perspectives.
Big City Staccato
Hong Kong is a global city that often triggers immense awe in Europeans. The puzzling writing, the city’s incredible tempo, even the culture to which one is not accustomed – in Sandra Rauch’s work, all of these suddenly appear familiar and thoroughly understandable. The German artist creates experiences that open-heartedly take viewers in, inviting them on an emotional journey of discovery.
Through her virtuosic use of perspective and space, Sandra Rauch gives the viewer a new way of looking at the Asian metropolis. She fashions the city as a fascinating dialogue of information and typography, advertising banners and symbols. The colours seem so positive and joyful, that one wants to go deeper and deeper into the Big City Staccato.
Graffiti
Berlin’s graffiti is almost as famous as the city’s “official” monuments. Sandra Rauch dedicates poppy homages to her favourite graffiti pieces between Alexanderplatz and the Victory Column. The pictures place street art images into new contexts. Colourful and expressive, this creative quest leads us down an unknown path into a new fantasy world.
A born Berliner, Sandra Rauch knows almost every inch of her hometown. Graffiti adds colour, in the truest sense of the word, to the cityscape. With her unique collages, Sandra Rauch shows that street art is a great reason to keep your eyes open as you go through life.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Born in Berlin in 1967, Sandra Rauch is a true city kid. Thus, it comes as no surprise that it is the great metropolises that inspire her to create spectacular art. After attending the Kunsthochschule in Berlin, she transferred to the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts in 1995 to study painting and graphic design. Today, the artist is still very enthusiastic about a diverse range of techniques, making use of them in her unique art.
I try to capture the NOW, that which constitutes the city at this point in time.
Sandra Rauch
TECHNIQUE
Versatility is the basis for Sandra Rauch’s work; a luxury of a foundation that offers the creative Berliner infinite creative possibilities. First, Sandra Rauch photographs locations and objects and researches them to discover their histories. Next, she edits her photos with different techniques including painting, screen-printing, photography, and typography. In this way, she constantly reveals new perspectives to the viewer, even when the subject itself is already very well-known.
Luminous colours, pictorial symbols, neon signs and typographical advertisements create a new space between reality and virtuality, in which our imaginations can run wild. Sandra Rauch compacts urban landscapes into media experiences.
Magic City Collection
A born Berliner, artist Sandra Rauch celebrates her hometown’s iconic symbols in the series Magic City Collection. She depicts the famous TV Tower, Brandenburg Gate, and Victory Column in her own unmistakable way.
Rauch combines graffiti art with glittering surfaces and vivid text. The monuments of the German capital are luminous with symbolism. We feel the freedom, spirit of progress, and endless diversity of Berlin. Rauch finishes the works with silkscreen printing on the acrylic, making each one a hand-signed original.
Metropolitan
In her Metropolitan series, Sandra Rauch, an artist of many talents, creates unique portraits of famous cities such as Berlin, New York, and Los Angeles. Past and present combine to form a colourful excerpt of urban daily life.
Using the most diverse techniques, from photography to painting, the artist creates emotional collages that express different experiences simultaneously. And all the while, Sandra Rauch likes to experiment. Her work is special, playing with reality and illusion, with surfaces and lines, with colours and symbols. Rauch’s work expands our view and completely dispels known perspectives.
Big City Staccato
Hong Kong is a global city that often triggers immense awe in Europeans. The puzzling writing, the city’s incredible tempo, even the culture to which one is not accustomed – in Sandra Rauch’s work, all of these suddenly appear familiar and thoroughly understandable. The German artist creates experiences that open-heartedly take viewers in, inviting them on an emotional journey of discovery.
Through her virtuosic use of perspective and space, Sandra Rauch gives the viewer a new way of looking at the Asian metropolis. She fashions the city as a fascinating dialogue of information and typography, advertising banners and symbols. The colours seem so positive and joyful, that one wants to go deeper and deeper into the Big City Staccato.
Graffiti
Berlin’s graffiti is almost as famous as the city’s “official” monuments. Sandra Rauch dedicates poppy homages to her favourite graffiti pieces between Alexanderplatz and the Victory Column. The pictures place street art images into new contexts. Colourful and expressive, this creative quest leads us down an unknown path into a new fantasy world.
A born Berliner, Sandra Rauch knows almost every inch of her hometown. Graffiti adds colour, in the truest sense of the word, to the cityscape. With her unique collages, Sandra Rauch shows that street art is a great reason to keep your eyes open as you go through life.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Born in Berlin in 1967, Sandra Rauch is a true city kid. Thus, it comes as no surprise that it is the great metropolises that inspire her to create spectacular art. After attending the Kunsthochschule in Berlin, she transferred to the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts in 1995 to study painting and graphic design. Today, the artist is still very enthusiastic about a diverse range of techniques, making use of them in her unique art.
I try to capture the NOW, that which constitutes the city at this point in time.
Sandra Rauch
TECHNIQUE
Versatility is the basis for Sandra Rauch’s work; a luxury of a foundation that offers the creative Berliner infinite creative possibilities. First, Sandra Rauch photographs locations and objects and researches them to discover their histories. Next, she edits her photos with different techniques including painting, screen-printing, photography, and typography. In this way, she constantly reveals new perspectives to the viewer, even when the subject itself is already very well-known.
Luminous colours, pictorial symbols, neon signs and typographical advertisements create a new space between reality and virtuality, in which our imaginations can run wild. Sandra Rauch compacts urban landscapes into media experiences.
Bio
| 1967 | Born in Berlin, Germany |
| 1991 - 1995 | Studies of Communication Design, KHB, Berlin, Germany |
| 1993 - 1998 | Study in Italy and France |
| 1995 | Change at the HFBK Dresden; Field: Art Painting / Graphic |
| 1998 | Diploma: Art Painting / Graphic at Prof. Kerbach |
| 2000 - 2007 | Assistant to Professor Kerbach at the HFBK Dresden, Germany |
| 2007 | Foundation of the Kunstsalon Europa, Produzentengalerie |
| 2010 - 2011 | 6 month stay in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, USA |
| Lives and works in Berlin, Germany |
Grants
| 1998 | HSPIII Stipendium, Dresden |
| 1998 | Hegenbarth Stipendium, Dresden |
Exhibitions
| Exhibitions | |
| 2011 | |
| 30.8 - 30.12 | Galerie ZANDI, HONGKONG Bus, Berlin, Germany |
| 3.9 - 15.10 | Galerie Kuhn & Partner, Kong At Work, Berlin, Germany |
| 2009 | 6. Berliner Kunstsalon, Berlin, Germany |
| Preview Berlin, Berlin, Germany | |
| Scope Basel Einladung, Switzerland | |
| Tease Köln, Germany | |
| NYC, Kunstsalon Europa, Berlin, Germany | |
| 2008 | 5. Berliner Kunstsalon, Berlin, Germany |
| Hong Kong, Kunstsalon Europa, Berlin, Germany | |
| 2007 | 100 Millionen, CFP, Frankfurt am Main, Germany |
| All memories will be lost in time, Galerie MFK, Berlin, Germany | |
| Museum of Modern Art Guangzhou, China | |
| Druschba, Galerie MFK, Berlin, Germany | |
| 2006 | ZEIT ‚N‘ GEIST, Galerie VonderBank, Hamburg, Germany |
| Downtown, Galerie Horschik, Dresden, Germany | |
| 2005 | XIV. Deutsche Grafik Triennale, Frechen, Collogne, Germany |
| 2003 | SAN.DI COMMANDER, Galerie Horschik, Dresden, Germany |
| 2000 | SAN.DI COMMANDER, Mousonturm, Frankfurt am Main, Germany |
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