Anna Goschin

Anna Goschin (*near Trier) studied fashion design with Professor Erich Krämer and Free Painting at the Europäische Kunstakademie in Trier. In her large-scale paintings, the artist devotes herself to the expressive and colourful depiction of the female body in all its facets, often exploring themes such as identity and self-portraiture. Her lively and sensual works are to be understood as sources of energy, generated by dynamic and powerful brushwork and a skilful composition of colours and figures.

Anna Goschin’s nude drawings are created in direct dialogue with the nude model. Her figurative sketches are snapshots of the model often moving or dancing to music. The relationship with the model and her aura are decisive for the success of her works. She creates aesthetic images of women with a positive aura that embody sensuality and energy. She uses brushes, reed pens and Japanese ink mixed with water in varying concentrations. The sketches resulting from her body studies later serve as the basis for her large-format paintings, but retain their independence through her free, dynamic strokes. Her confident handling of the line enables a skilful interplay of graphic and painterly elements, which is based on her many years of experience in studying the nude.

Goschin lives and works in Frankfurt am Main and Mallorca. Her works have been shown in numerous group exhibitions together with works by Alex Katz and Markus Lüppertz, as well as in solo exhibitions in Germany and abroad.