Le Télégramme 3 July 2011
In Roscoff, part of an unmissable exhibition. Verena von Lichtenberg, expected in the major tourist resorts of the Atlantic coast, presents works distinguished by a unique character and signature, inviting visitors on an extraordinary journey.
The Horizons of Verena von Lichtenberg
Verena von Lichtenberg grew up in Germany in a family environment that encouraged drawing and painting. Naturally, she turned toward graphic studies, influenced by Otto Wagner, Wassily Kandinsky and Miró. Her extensive training in architecture and urban planning led her to work alongside eminent personalities such as Norman Foster, Jean Nouvel and Roland Castro, but she soon devoted herself fully to painting.
Around thirty paintings
The artist presents around thirty paintings that invite viewers on an extraordinary journey into a universe that magnifies the elegance and power of nature at the edge of the horizon. Whether in colour or black and white, her works are marked by a character and signature that are uniquely her own. They are both accessible and of remarkable artistic quality. This unmissable event forms part of a major exhibition to be discovered throughout the summer in numerous other cities such as Biarritz, Saint-Malo, La Rochelle, Les Sables-d’Olonne and Pornichet.
