Tête-à-Tête at the lake by Tamara Trölsch
Tamara Trölsch: Tête-à-Tête at the lake. Drawing, acrylic paints
Tête-à-Tête at the Lake
Tamara Trölsch: "Over the past 150 years, many summer guests have certainly visited the town, hiked, swam, cycled or explored the surrounding area by boat. I also spent many summer days in Wusterhausen in my childhood, and some memories can be found in my drawing. The swimmer and the hiking boots represent walks through forests, meadows, along fields to the Wusterhausen lido and various bathing spots that invite you to jump into the lake. The merman with a fish tail, who has held the pulpit in the St. Peter and Paul Church since the Renaissance, gets on the self-driving bus and drives past the town hall to the lake on hot days. There he treats himself to a break in the summer freshness.
Wusterhausen-Dosse train station with tête-à-tête at the lake by Tamara Tölsch (top right)
Tamara Trölsch
After training and long stays abroad, he studied fine art in Berlin, followed by a work scholarship in Nackel and a scholarship from the Aldegrever Society in Wamel for etching. He founded the artist group treuka with group drawings and wall works at home and abroad. The focus of his artistic work is on drawing and printmaking. For more than 20 years he has worked on artistic projects with people with disabilities with the StiftArt group Johannesstift, at Rambazamba and at the CJD.
Link: www.aramata.de