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Photo Prints
23 Aug
Concert Photos of Watain and Dissection
More info here http://wr-photography.com/prints or write to contact@wr-photography.com
Cyril Helnwein bought one of my Skull-Candles
16 AugTime to Dine: one of my skull-candles on the table at Castle Gurteen. Yes, the candle broke during transportation. I made more candles, which did not break but Cyril thought it had character and decided to fix, light and photograph this one instead 😉
Skull-Candle: Teufelskunst, Photographed by Cyril Helnwein
Interview with Samuel Araya
21 Jul
My first interview done for Teufelskunst was with Paraguayan artist Samuel Araya. Samuel does artwork for bands and also had his first solo exhibition at the National Museum of Art in Paraguay. Head over to Teufelskunst to read the interview and get an idea about this artist’s work and life: http://teufelskunst.com/art/samuel-araya/
Interview with BLITZ!-Stadtmagazin 07/2012
20 JulA short introduction to Teufelskunst, which currently takes up all my time and focus. I also keep working on my photography but more about that later…
Introduction
27 JunWiebke Rost is an illustrator, craftswoman and photographer, sometimes working under the pseudonym Xonia Abyssos. Wiebke originally studied medicine but she also freelanced for two German music zines. Through the work at the magazines she came in touch with Swedish cult band Dissection. Her photos of Dissection and other photography can be seen at her photo site. Wiebke also did a row of esoteric book illustrations. From the contact with the esoteric art scene, her studies of the occult, a deep contempt for anything ‘normal’ and a passionate interest in herbology sprang Teufelskunst, an art project in the widest sense, as it encompasses not only art but also a philosophy and way of living. Teufelskunst offers art, ritual supplies including incense and candles, talismans, fetishes as well as seeds and info for the weird practitioners of the sorcerous arte, who do grow their own herbs and study their lore.
Main inspirations: dreams, friends, nature, the news, other artists and mostoften simple random things
Wiebke Rost 