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Jolanda Richter was born in Holland in 1971, grew up in Vienna, and began to study music and painting very early. At the age of seventeen she studied violoncello at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Following her true passion, she devoted her artistic work to painting over time. She studied at the 'University of Applied Arts Vienna', painting and graphic arts, and successfully completed her studies in 1999. With her unusual pictures, success and a broad echo of her work quickly became apparent. International awards and first prizes followed. Countless individual exhibitions and exhibitions involved her through Europe and the USA. She lives and works as a freelance artist in Lower Austria, Austria.
"She is one of the profiled figural painters in Austria. Their striking capacity lies in the convincing presence of the human figure in cleverly designed magically unreal dispositives of space and time and a very personal psychological coloring (by Univ. Prof. Uli Gansert).
"She talks about her childhood, mental scars, fears, but also about desires, dreams and hopes. The source point, however, is not the dreams of the day, but the admitting of the night-consciousness, that is, affective reflections without finiteness. One could describe their work as catathymic, imaginative autochthonous creations, which exist independently of the usual market trend (By Prof. Gotthard Fellerer).
"She is one of the profiled figural painters in Austria. Their striking capacity lies in the convincing presence of the human figure in cleverly designed magically unreal dispositives of space and time and a very personal psychological coloring (by Univ. Prof. Uli Gansert).
"She talks about her childhood, mental scars, fears, but also about desires, dreams and hopes. The source point, however, is not the dreams of the day, but the admitting of the night-consciousness, that is, affective reflections without finiteness. One could describe their work as catathymic, imaginative autochthonous creations, which exist independently of the usual market trend (By Prof. Gotthard Fellerer).
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