Welcome!
A warm welcome to my website Auge und Feder - 'Eye and Feather' -, which is dedicated to my passion for impact & innovation, photographic art and travels to inner and outer worlds. The dominating themes in my work are future, vision and innovation. Just like the famous German artist Anselm Kiefer said, there is a frontier between life and art, but without this tension and distance to each other, there simply would be no art. There is a similar tension between 'reality' and 'vision': in the void between both, there is room for conscious creation. This is the place where I like to thrive, as a human being, as an artist and as an actor for social innovation.
In the literary context, my focus is an eternal love for science fiction novels, complemented by a number of short stories, miniatures and poems (mainly in German). The language of my photographic art, however, is universal. Enjoy the opportunity to have a look at my series of Art-4-Sale exhibited on this site. I hope you'll be inspired by its levels of meaning, whether the pure aesthetic pleasure, the irony in the face of today's massive media exposure, or the touch of a subtle magic that combines, contrasts, or separates both.
My other line of work is also focused on innovation and vision. As a freelance expert in impact finance, I'm fascinated by - and 100 precent dediacted to - impact entrepreneurship, investing and innovation. My mission is to support the evolution of the nascent impact universe with effective education programs, communication strategies and knowledge dissemination that I co-create with my pioneering clients.
Finally, I hope that you will enjoy some visual impressions from many corners of this world in my travel section. Please feel free to browse, to comment, follow or give me your feedback and ideas here. Again, a sincere thank you for your interest in my work and thoughts and a warm welcome to my not-so-small online world!
Cordially,
Christina Maiia Moehrle
citations
"There is no progress in art, any more than there is progress in making love. There are simply different ways of doing it." - Man Ray -
"For what end is the camera best used?.........The answer comes always more clearly after seeing a great work of the sculptor or painter......that the camera should be used for a recording of life, for rendering the very substance and quintessence of the thing itself, whether polished steel or palpitating flesh." - Edward Weston
"Beauty, which I admit too being in pursuit of, is an extremely suspect word among many in the art world. But I don't think you can get along without it. It's the confirmation of meaning in life." - Robert Adams -
Sources:
Edward Weston, in „The Daybooks of Edward Weston“
Man Ray, in "To Be Continued, Unnoticed".
Robert Adams, cited by "Art21"
