About
Wiebke M. H. Rost is an artist from Germany, working in different media. Her photography and occult illustrations have been exhibited in London, Berlin and other places in Germany. Originally a student and doctorand of human medicine, she has always also been an active artist and contributed written and visual content to different magazines and publications. Her main subjects are man and nature. Her art has been characterized as “evocative” and “capturing the essence”. A certain gloom or melancholia is often present in her work as well as a fascination for symbolism. Besides art and duties pertaining to her occult art project she is also a passionate gardener.
Contact: contact@wr-photography.com
Artist Bio
2017 | “Bad Intentions” group exhibition at “Circle 1”, Berlin (GER), drawings, installation |
2017 | “Samhain Celebration II” sales exhibition at the “Londoner”, Gotha (GER), drawings |
2016 | “Tree Lights/Way Home” exhibition at the “Londoner”, Gotha (GER), photography |
2015 | “Regina Amandrakina” essay and illustration in “Pillars 1.III” (Anathema publishing) |
2014 | “Magical Arte” group exhibition at Hackney Tower, London (UK), drawings, photography |
2013 | “Heqet-Hekate” illustration in “Pillars 1.I” (Anathema publishing) |
2012 | “Teufelskunst” occult art project goes online |
2006-2011 | withdraw to a hermit lifestyle and focus on esoteric work |
2004-2006 | photography and promotional work for the band Dissection (SWE) |
2003-2005 | photograph and write for German music magazines “Legacy” and “powermetal.de” |
2003 | group exhibition at “Autohaus Melkus”, Dresden (GER), graphite drawings |
2001 | group exhibition at “Autohaus Melkus”, Dresden (GER), photography |
2001 | begin to study and research at “Carl Gustav Carus” Faculty of Medicine, Dresden (GER) |
2001 | photography course at “Feuerwache e.V.”, Dresden (GER) |
2001 | Abitur at “Kreuzgymnasium”, Dresden (GER) |
1998 | internship and drawing school at “Porzellanmanufaktur Meißen” (GER) |
1983 | born in Dresden, Germany |
Foreign Travels
2005-2006 | Stockholm (Sweden) |
2003 | Israel |
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