Claudia Habringer

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Born 1963, currently living in Innsbruck. Austria Art, teaching, systemic energetics and intercultural communication are her life and passion. As a trained music actress she switched to the field of education and coaching and accompanied adults, young people and children in their creative processes. She also recognized her talent for sensing energetic fields and followed the inner task of making them visible through dance, singing and fine arts. She calls her artworks "Art by Resonance and Perception". As they are never designed but created in the moment, she sees them as a journey on the one hand and a blueprint of the object she resonates with on the other. Her striking lines and bright colors seem to involve themselves through the whole process. She has never followed a certain art form but aimed to surrender to the flow. Mostly she uses markers and acrylic colors to draw on coated fabric, canvas and paper. It is above all an act of making the invisible visible. She sees the hardest part as ignoring the Master Brain and going with the subconscious. A work of art is complete when her senses tell her that everything is in the right place. It's a feeling of contentment. Her artworks are full of symbols that she is unaware of as the drawing process goes on, but in the end manages to captivate the viewer with the full story. Her colorful artworks can brighten up a room and make the observer coming back as there is always something new to discover.

Artist-statement :

We are all connected in one or another way. With our surrounding as there is people and nature, with our ancestors, education programs, passed on or new, with the solar system and and and… I have been interested in energy fields for quite a long time now. Perception of the aura has become a part of my life. Out of curiosity I started to draw and paint what I sensed. Lines and Colors have become tools to represent space and emotion. It is always a journey starting at a dot. My focus lays upon staying in connection with the targeted field as long as the creative process lasts. I try to keep my work honest and close to what I perceive. If something comes out odd it stays that way. Life is not alway nice and clean and well centered. I act as an instrument of my perception. Lines and colors are my language on the canvas. My drive is curiosity. Fortunately there are no limits to the universal possibilities.