Stephanie Bing

Born 1967 in Germany, Bing graduated with distinction from high school. Subsequently, she studied fine arts, painting, photography, art history, German, and literature at Johannes Gutenberg-University and the Academy of Fine Arts in Mainz, again graduating with distinction. Following her education, she worked as an associate professor for the Bavarian Ministry of Culture in cooperation with the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich until 2002. Bing focused on design, architecture, aesthetic perception and digital media to promote visual literacy. In 2022, she won the international art prize "AWARD VIBES" in Frankfurt. Since 1989 Bing's art has been presented in national and international exhibitions. Through her regular stays on the Balearic Islands, in the Caribbean and around the world, she shows us her wide artistic range while being inspired by the bright southern light and color. She metabolizes her experiences, observations, and impressions in interior pictures via a classic perspective. She composes photos, sea creatures, plants, and images from art history into new spatial structures, and achieves a personal style giving rebirth to the classical interior.Her highly detailed paintings, with their tapestry-like designs, are reminiscent of Matisse, Bonnard, and Fauvism but continue to exuberant expression. Everything in her paintings is playful, ambiguous and multi-layered. She composes bright, surprising settings like a luxury jewel-box, and assimilate her interiors to unknown sanctuaries with high vibes, which relates to nothing seen before. Her pure aesthetic energy flows out of her pictures and brightens the viewer's mind with pure buzz and delightful excitement.She presents contrasts: organic and technical, black and white and brightly colored, large and small, geometric-perspective, freehand drawing, illusion, and collaged reality. From the basic idea of perspective, she develops the layout of the constructed space, which she is literally wallpapering. She over paints her interior compositions with an old master glaze technique, and a structure of shadows and complementary colors to increase the luminosity of her work.She lives half the year in Germany and the Balearic Islands, and travels worldwide to gather more brilliant inspiration.