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Looking Glasses

“Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There” by Lewis Carroll, published in 1871, forms the basis for the title of the picture. However, unlike in Lewis Carroll’s story, these are not mirrors, but small […]

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Khandroma – Inspiring Skywalker.

A “Khandroma” – a term that comes from Tibetan – embodies a female figure, a “skywalker” (for SyFy nerds), who mediates between worlds and dimensions and passes on teachings. Here in this picture, the person […]

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Underground Railroad

Originally, the Underground Railroad was a secret network of slaves in the southern states of the USA. They used it and the network of people, paths and safe spaces to flee to the northern states […]

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Hypercube

Inspired by a SyFy movie “Cube 2: HYPERCUBE” as well as the cubes drawn by an artist friend of mine, Noire LaZard, I created this painting.Painting the cubes in complementary colors had something meditative on […]

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རླུང་རྟ་

The title in Tibetan characters means “wind horse”, in transcription “rlung rta”. In German and English, people like to talk about Tibetan or Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags. But wind horses are something else. They are […]

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Asanga and the Dog

During the Seven-year Systematic Study of Buddhism (1991-1998) at the Tibetan Center in Hamburg with Geshe Thubten Ngawang, I heard the story of the Buddhist teacher Asanga for the first time. Asanga meditated for 12 […]

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The Colorful Dharma Birds

Inspired by a reading of a text that Konen had read at the 4th IQBC, an image arose in my mind that was meant to be on the canvas, see iqbc.org/schedule-2024/.I had inherited Meyers Konversationslexikon from […]

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Metal Universe

This picture was a challenge.The idea was to create something new from old screws that were no longer usable following the renovation of a terrace. Simply throwing them away was not an option.The result was […]