Sea creatures – Folke.de

Jellyfish and fish(bone) in various techniques. Fascinating pattern and colours

Broken Ocean VII,

mixed-media installation pictures, watercolour, acrylic and objects, 40 x 120 cm

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Broken Ocean VI

30 x 60 cm

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mixed-media installation pictures, watercolour, acrylic and objects,

Broken Ocean V, mixed-media installation pictures, watercolour, acrylic and objects, 100 x 70 cm

Broken Ocean IV, watercolour, acrylic and objects, 80 x 80 cm

…from the end of the ocean I, watercolour, acrylic and objects, 120 x 40 cm

Broken Ocean I, II, III watercolour, acrylic and objects, 30 x 30 cm

#SAVETHEOCEAN Mixed media installation pictures

**Fragile I, II + II**, woodcut on acrylic and graphite

**Ocean II**, watercolour and graphite, 120 x 40 cm

**Ocean**, watercolour and graphite 80 x 80 cm

**Confrontation**, watercolour and graphite, 120 x 120 cm

**Ocean**, watercolour and graphite 80 x 80 cm, **Sentinel I + Sentinel II**, watercolour, 30 x 30 cm

**Emerged**, watercolour and graphite, 160 x 60 cm

**Emerged attachment**, watercolour and graphite, 30 x 30 cm

without title, watercolour, 20 x 20 cm

Colourful fish, acrylic, 81 x 81 cm

save the oceans — **Attack**, acrylic, 60 x 160 cm

Save the ocean — **Anglerfish**, acrylic, 160 x 120 cm

12 Fish multicolour, mixed media and 12 Fish white, 12 Fish “Drawn in the sand”, graphite, 80 x 30 cm

12 Fish black, red-gold, blue, woodcut on stone paper, 80 x 30 cm (Information about techniques see Blog)

Pencil sketch for 12 Fish

9 Fish red-gold and silver, 3 woodcuts on stone paper, 80 x 53 cm (Information about techniques see Blog)

5 Fish, 11,5 x 16,5 cm, 35 Prints: woodcut multicolor print with “lost form” technique (Information about techniques see Blog)

5 Fish, woodcut on stone paper , 50 x 70 cm

5 Fish, woodcut on stone paper, 50 x 70 cm, 3-colour print, “lost form” technique (Information about techniques see Blog)

8 Fish black, red and blue, woodcut on stone paper, 50 x 23 cm (Information about techniques see Blog)

**Sentinel**, 210 x 210 cm, acrylic on canvas, Museum of Contemporary Art, Near East University, Lefkosa, Cyprus

Portuguese man o’war I, water colour mixed media, 160x 50 cm

Portuguese man o’war II, water colour mixed media, 130x 30 cm

Portuguese mano’war III, oil, 120x 40 cm

The Portuguese man o’war (Physalia physalis) is a marine hydrozoan. It is a colonial organism, made up of many smaller units called zooids. It drifts through the ocean and is venomous.