Inspired by Nature

Ksenia Levterova is a talented Ukrainian watercolor artist known for her photorealistic depictions of minerals. She specializes in reproducing the perfect shapes and fascinating colors of minerals in her artwork in great detail. Her work, which is based on scientific accuracy, has earned her international recognition in art and mineral circles. Stand in the East Entrance, A5.SV21

Christopher Smith-Duque is a British artist, geologist and climber, whose work is strongly influenced by his passion for the geological landscape and mountaineering and mountaineering. His paintings capture the characteristics and beauty of rocks and mountains, which he not only as a scientist, but also but also as an adventurer. Hall A5, A5.AC2

Lisa Seline Albrecht, also known as “Dinogirl,” combines her passion for paleontology with artistic work by creating detailed, sculptural images and models of prehistoric creatures. She uses her popularity on social media and her art to promote interest in the prehistoric world and make it accessible to a wider audience. Hall A5, A5.AC6

Tatiana Falkova ist eine in Moskau geborene Aquarellkünstlerin, die ihre Leidenschaft für die Kunst nach einer Karriere als Ingenieurin entdeckte. Nachdem sie sich intensiv mit der Mosaikkunst beschäftigt hatte, widmete sie sich ab 2017 dem Aquarellmalen, wobei ihr besonderes Interesse den vielfältigen Texturen und schimmernden Farben von Mineralien gilt. Ihre Werke, die oft mehrere Wochen in Anspruch nehmen, spiegeln ihre Faszination für die einzigartige Schönheit dieser Naturwunder wider.auch ein Weg, die tiefe Verbindung zwischen Kunst und Naturwissenschaften zu erkunden. Halle A5, A5.AC5

Nika Sobolevskaia graduated in fashion design in Italy, but she has always loved to paint and draw. When Nika became passionate about the world of mineralogy, she started creating mineral paintings in oil on canvas and stylized black and white drawings on paper. Some of her works are now in private collections in Italy and abroad. Hall A5, A5.AC1

Harald Wicht's artistic philosophy encompasses a profound examination of the contrasts between exact science and artistic freedom, the (in)compatibility of mineralogy, crystallography and art. Wicht is fascinated by the way minerals are formed over time and develop their unique structures and textures. For him, working with minerals is not only an artistic challenge, but also a way to explore the deep connection between art and science. Hall A5, A5.AC4