Artist spotlight: Abi Jameson, Wael Darwish, Karin Döring

November 7, 2022

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Abi Jameson

Abi Jameson is a renowned contemporary artist. Her work, which is inspired by female wisdom, inner strength, and human connection, has been published and exhibited throughout Europe. In 2013, Abi lost vision in one eye and half of her vision in the other. She had to change her methods because she was already an artist. She recalls this as the moment she "lost her sight but gained her artistic passion." Her creations are clearly inspired by her newfound perspective on the world. Abi Jameson is currently working on her collection for her solo Art exhibition next year in London: 54 The Gallery 12th - 15th December 2023.

Here’s one of the pieces, photographed midway. This painting, “Whisper’s in the Flowers is now complete.

The exhibition will be focusing, on the way she sees the world and challenges us to think about life's journey

Collection | Abi Jameson | Video

Wael Darwish

Wael Darwish was born in Cairo in 1975. Darwish has a long career in the visual arts spanning over twenty-five years. Darwish is a multidisciplinary artist who expresses his observations of political and socioeconomic change and its impact on modern man through painting, video, and installation art. His artistic journey begins locally and extends to the Middle East region and beyond. The artist has also had twenty-one solo exhibitions and a track record of accomplishments at all professional levels, including international exhibitions. The Blue Rhino Foundation is pleased to invite Wael Darwish to represent Egypt in the International Residency Program and International Exhibition, which will be held at the Academy of Arts in Istanbul from November 7th to November 26th, 2022.

Collection | Wael Darwish

Karin Döring

Karin Döring is a contemporary artist from Germany. Her paintings communicate in a language that inspires authenticity, lightness, and confidence. They reveal snapshots of great emotionality and our true emotional world.

Döring's avant-garde art happenings incorporate viewers into her creative process, allowing for unprecedented shifts in perspective and art insights. "I want to break down barriers with my art and go beyond my previous art experience." Aside from the rules, I encourage visitors to touch my paintings and participate in their creation. People can experience and comprehend creative processes in this way," says Karin Döring.

From October 29th to December 2nd, 2022, immerse yourself in a new dimension of art experience at MVZ Schwäbisch Hall (2nd floor) in the QmediKo specialist center, Weilerwiese 5, 74523 Schwäbisch Hall.

Collection | Karin Döring| Video