
Tina Lutz
Born in 1963 in Germany (Bremen).
Lives and works in France (Alsace).
She studied for several years under the artist Vardaal.
She completed her studies in painting and drawing through the Hamburg Distance
Learning Academy. Her artistic education was further enriched by numerous
workshops.
She works as a freelance visual artist and has exhibited in France and Germany, including at Schlossgartenhalle Ettlingen, Pfinztal Gallery Karlsruhe, Art Gallery Landau, Art Gallery Ettlingen, as well as in group exhibitions at the Kunstverein Ettlingen Ötigheim and at Bietigheim Town Hall. She has participated in the French art events Souffl’Art and Stund’Art.
Member of the Künstlerkreis Ötigheim and Kunstverein Ettlingen
Text accompanying the reference image: This portrait shows identity as a fragile construct in an industrialized world. The surface of the face disintegrates into fragments, cracks run through it like traces of lived experience. Perception and reality seem to shift, nothing appears permanently stable. In contrast to the crumbling facade, the eyes remain clear and intact. They point to an inner center that withstands decay. The work asks what remains of the self when outer shells break apart. *** Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) ***