My artwork created in 2013

List of works by Thomas Teske 2013
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Photos, art, visual perception
It all started more than 25 years ago. Photos made a big impression on me.
They've been my entry point to art. Over the years I spent a lot of time
discovering the power of visual perception. Sharing my view on this world
became a passion.
Briefly: perception and pictures yields perceptopix.com
Subjects and themes
Nature has become the main theme of my photos. At some point I started
combining them into collages. Fine prints of photos and collages are the tangible
results of my work. It has been a long way that will probably continue for a long
time. Collages allow me overcoming the limitations of time and subject of a
single image. My passion is to discover the natural beauty of the world we live in.
What I like
• simplicity, whenever possible
• complexity, whenever required
• photos that attract my eye for more than a split second
• color, structure and freedom of interpretation
Simple facts
• my other life: working in IT since 1994 - see XING
• my passion: planting roses and other plants
• my commitment: planting trees since 2011 please visit Tree-Nation
• my recent start: made my artwork visible in 2013
• my goal: working with galleries and agencies to display and sell my work
All images are available in standard sizes shown in the appendix.

Forest inside-out
Forests inspire me. Sometimes it feels like looking from inside the forest to the outside.
Ten editions, image reference THTESKE-2013-00001, format 16:9

Straw and all that
Darkness is hiding details here. The remaining structures seem totally irregular,
but they aren't. Nature assembled them for us to enjoy it.

When purple meets red
Combinations of flowers having different colors attracted me for some time.
It took a long way „finding“ this one.

Wavy cornus
Cornus flowers are light and robust.
Water waves stimulate my perception thinking of flying flowers.

United colors of ...
We all try combining something. This is about color. Nothing else matters.

Cornus struggling
Flowers struggle showing their full beauty. Structure keeps them low key.

Majestic Iris
Iris flowers are impressive. When combined with trees, all scales become secondary.
Structure and color take over.

Enjoy!
Nature offers these red berries. What a gift to our perception.

Green over waves #1
Fresh green over a river bed. Waves modulate the intensity of green like a symphony.
Ten editions, image reference THTESKE-2013-00009

Cornus in the sky
Cornus flower showing the crown to the skies.
White over blue with yellow spots making it all appear vivid.

Spotting pink
Pink spider flower showing color spots over yellowish leafs.

Blue unlimited? #1
Sometimes I wonder, if our perception just tells us:
blue is available in unlimited intensity.

Pink undisclosed
Melting ice undiscloses the pink flower.
Every moment is different and worth being taken as a lasting impression.

Fallen flowers
Nature formed this sculpture of fallen flowers.
Their weight seems to small – they almost fly.

Hiding below the surface
There is a lot to discover although color plays almost nor role. Find out!

Tubular trees
When color meets structure – a match found often when scales a mixed.

Fly flower fly!
Most flowers fly once, when they fall off. These ones almost pose to be taken.

Flowering trees
Again – who is in flower? Suddenly scale dooesn't matter any more.

Blue unlimited? #2

Blue unlimited? #3

Newcomers #3
Fresh green leafs in the forest The symbol for survival after difficult winter times.

Forest in full glory #1
Some forests appear in full glory in winter. Structures are overwhelmed by rich colors.

Newcomers #4
Fresh green leafs opening the scene.

Some forests appear in full glory in winter. Structures are overwhelmed by rich colors.

Green over waves #2
Fresh green over a river bed. Waves modulate the intensity of green like a symphony.

Fireworks in flowers
A firework of colors – each flower a rocket carrying beauty into orbit.

Green over red #1
Two of the same kind – green and red trying to convince darkness leaving the scene.

Accept no limits #1
Nature combines so many details effortless – so should we
whenever searching for the next moment to keep in mind.

Accept no limits #2
Nature combines so many details effortless – so should we

Twisting trees

Reaching out for flowers #1
These trees seem reaching out for flowers. They aren't very different than us.

Water is life
Water keeps us moving. Several stages of life are reflected on this wavy water surface.

Inside out
Sometimes it is all about perspective. From the inside outward or the other way round?

Fresh leafs #1
Spring amazes me. New leafs have beautiful colors. Being glossy and soft for very few days only.

Pink takes over
Warning: this forest is taken over by pink.

Maple – what else? #1
No other tree shows the magic of red as maple does.

Here I am #1
Long time ago I bought a small pine, being no more than 10 centimeters high.
It has been moved two times until it found its place.

Here we are #1
Some flowers just shine – no matter if they are misplaced by the artist in a dark forest.

Birch in yellow
Late in autumn the birch trees become artists.
Their yellow foliage shines against the blue skies.

You'll probably never know #1
Sometimes it simply happens: our imagination allows to combine the (almost) impossible.

Accept no limits #3
Nature combines so many details effortless – so should we,

Waves carrying us away
Waves may carry us or our mind away to a distant place.

Maple – what else? #2
No other tree shows the magic of red as maple does.

Red twigs hiding
Most of these twigs hide in the shade – some didn't manage.

Fresh leafs #2
Fresh green leafs in front of the endless blue skies.

Trees watching fireworks

White meets yellow

Birch upside down
Some trees seem growing and others seem falling. Does it really matter?

Fresh leafs #3
Fresh leafs showing beautiful red and green.
Everything seems possible in nature – almost everything.

Orange yellow forest

Endangered orchid #1

When yellow meets fruits
Fresh green appears almost yellow. Leafs seem meeting fruits.
Again a misperception: they meet ever-flowering gladiolus.

Tree in blue

Fresh leafs #4
Fresh leafs meeting old ones – begin of season versus end of season.
It is a short intensive period of growth and prosperity.

Melting tulip #1

Newcomers #1
Fresh green leafs in the forest

Color is only one of the many sensations offered by a forest. Second to none is shade.

Reaching out for flowers #2

Melting tulip #2

What is next?
Some trees experience it already, others can happily continue growing.

This specimen is in danger. Will it survive? It is hiding well behind the tree.

Tree buddies #1
Some trees form small groups. They become best buddies
although they fight for the same resources.

Magnificant magnolia #1

Tulip in the dark #1

Get closer
Getting closer may simplify perception. It may or may not as soon as we move.

Green over waves #3
One of the many scenes showing green being virtually supported by a water surface.

Pink rules #1
Pink dominates the scene.

Tulip in the dark #2

Cold #1

Pink rules #2

Yet another magnificent Magnolia

Pink over dark green #1
Pink flowers over dark green/black background

Gingko portrait #1
Many tine filaments over Gingko leafs

Flowers all over #1

Pink rules #3

Flowers all over #2

Flowers all over #3

Cold #2

Tree city #1

Tree city #2

Here I am #2

Fresh leafs #5
Fresh leafs starting into the new season.

Running with the water

Reflections #1

Reflections #2

Grass in pink
Pink colored areas overshadow yellowish grass.

Reflections #3

Newcomers #2
springtime: new Magnolia flowers (still closed)

Will it grow for some time? You'll never know.

Gingko portrait #2
This ancient tree species has remarkably light green leafs attracting my eye in spring.

The special power of red

When strangers meet #1

Reflections #4

Orange yellow grass

Cold #3

Here we are #2

Charming Gladiolus

Here I am #2

Blue unlimited? #4

Green rules #1

Green rules #2

Here we are #3

It takes three in summer

It takes three in spring

Green rules #3

Reflections #5

Reflections #6

A reason to love green #1

Tree buddies #2

Pink matters

Tree buddies #3

Perfectly situated

Bells and whistles

Standard image sizes are as follows:
Standard sizes ( width x height )
• Indigo - 60 x 40 cm
• Violet - 81 x 54 cm
• Blue - 120 x 80 cm
• Dark green - 162 x 108 cm
Standard sizes ( width x height ) made of tiles
• Light green - 162 x 108 cm is delivered in 3 tiles 54 x 108 cm.
• Yellow - 225 x 150 cm is delivered in 6 tiles 75 x 75 cm.
• Orange - 300 x 200 cm is delivered in 6 tiles 100 x 100 cm.
• Red - 450 x 300 cm is delivered in 24 tiles 75 x 75 cm.
• 225 x 150 cm is delivered in 6 slices 75 x 75 cm.

Example for an image – 6 slices:

Example for an image – 24 slices:

Contact:
Thomas Teske
Gartenstrasse 3A
3074 Muri bei Bern
Switzerland
email: thomas.teske.2.718281828@googlemail.com
web: http://www.perceptopix.com ( http://www.thomasteske.ch )
Services:
• Printed images as shown in this catalog.
• Art in a box – a collection of 25 printed images in a handmade box.
• Softcopies of images for digital productions.
• Postcards of images – size A5
Last update: January 8th
2018

My artwork created in 2013

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