Jan Peter's photographs show the beautiful side of something that usually goes unnoticed

The abstract forms represent this blurring of boundaries

The abstract background creates an evocative atmosphere that underscores the lighthouse's symbolism as a beacon of guidance and hope

The breaking wave in the painting underscores the rough seas and the challenges this legendary lighthouse has faced

Das kräftige Nachtblau des Wassers bildet einen dramatischen Kontrast zu den leuchtenden Gelb- und Rottönen der Stadtkulisse

Verbundenheit Choose the appropriate size::140 cm x 106 cm Jan Peter's photographs show theIn the new series Wishful Minds, the artist uses as a basis lithographs by Moritz Rugendas, which he made in Brazil in 1823, and combines them with animals she saw in Africa, as well as with photos of palm leaves. Brazil is deeply rooted and connected to Africa, not only ethnologically but also geologically. This gave rise to the new photographic compositions, which suggest a longing of the animals for unspoiled nature. The artworks are carefully