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Mystische Landschaft

DE Peter Klonowski

Mystische Landschaft

Dimensions:

70 × 70 cm


Technique:

acryl / canvas


Year:

2025


Availability:

Available


Price:

1800 €

Dimensions:

70 × 70 cm


Technique:

acryl / canvas


Year:

2025


Availability:

Available


Price:

1800 €

About artwork:

Night goes to sleep, and the moon, it seems, retires to rest. Morning awakens in the Occident! Out of old notions from that world of enchantment, or from what we tell children so they may gain trust in reality, this mystical landscape came into being. There is this wizard who can set everything right, and the owl (the symbol of wisdom and knowledge) keeps watch so that nothing is overlooked. As a creature of the night, the owl stands for intuition and inner strength, and in the darkness it can discover things that remain hidden from others. And then, of course, there is also this boat....... But what might these glass walls mean, dividing the whole scene? This painting thus belongs more to the tradition of Symbolism. The atmosphere of this picture seems to have been born of a dream.

Peter Klonowski

Peter Klonowski

DE DE

Peter Klonowski

Peter Klonowski was born in 1960 in Traunstein, Upper Bavaria, and grew up in Rotthalmünster in Lower Bavaria. His artistic talent became evident during his studies at gymnasium in Fürstenzell. After completing his training as a carpenter, he devoted himself fully to art, which gradually became his main profession. He took part in his first group exhibition in 1981, and some of his works were sold even then. Peter Klonowski draws on his rich fantasy and imagination. He creates imaginative worlds in which reality is intertwined with ideas, dreams, and symbolic motifs. His paintings appear as open-ended stories that challenge viewers to interpret them in their own way and discover hidden meaning. In addition to paintings on canvas and wooden panels, since 1992 he has also been creating large-scale murals for private interiors, hotels and public institutions. A significant milestone in his career to date was his largest solo exhibition held in 2014 as part of the European Weeks Festival. At the Kloster Asbach museum, he presented more than seventy works of art under the title “Ars poetica”. The exhibition offered a cross-section of his work and showcased the breadth of his imaginative artistic world. He currently lives and works in Oberkappel, Austria, where he runs his own art school. Alongside his own artistic practice, he teaches and leads creative projects for children and young people.

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Peter Klonowski

Peter Klonowski

DE DE

Peter Klonowski

Peter Klonowski was born in 1960 in Traunstein, Upper Bavaria, and grew up in Rotthalmünster in Lower Bavaria. His artistic talent became evident during his studies at gymnasium in Fürstenzell. After completing his training as a carpenter, he devoted himself fully to art, which gradually became his main profession. He took part in his first group exhibition in 1981, and some of his works were sold even then. Peter Klonowski draws on his rich fantasy and imagination. He creates imaginative worlds in which reality is intertwined with ideas, dreams, and symbolic motifs. His paintings appear as open-ended stories that challenge viewers to interpret them in their own way and discover hidden meaning. In addition to paintings on canvas and wooden panels, since 1992 he has also been creating large-scale murals for private interiors, hotels and public institutions. A significant milestone in his career to date was his largest solo exhibition held in 2014 as part of the European Weeks Festival. At the Kloster Asbach museum, he presented more than seventy works of art under the title “Ars poetica”. The exhibition offered a cross-section of his work and showcased the breadth of his imaginative artistic world. He currently lives and works in Oberkappel, Austria, where he runs his own art school. Alongside his own artistic practice, he teaches and leads creative projects for children and young people.