Stillife with Plastic Bottle 3

The drawings are about the dangerous asthetic of plastic, which doesn't fade away one day but stays in form of microplastic and causes health problems of animals, humans and the whole planet.

Chroessi Schnell (official Christina Maria Schoch born as Schnell in 1983 in Goch Germany) studied art, theater and education in Essen. After completing her studies in 2011, she first worked in Mülheim a.d. Ruhr and Hanover. Today she works as a teacher of art and theater in Bocholt.

The landscape of her home on the Lower Rhine with many cows, flat land and the wide sky, in which one you can see a special sunset every evening, is an important source of inspiration. The modest circumstances of her childhood and the rural environment characterize the artist to this day and have produced her particular experimentation.

"Never stop! were the words of my lecturers Eberhardt and Buse after passing my exam at the University of Duisburg-Essen, which is why I always look for new challenges after my studies and work and I like to work with different materials and coloring. The repertoire of my work is therefore very broad and constantly expanding."

The artist donates a part of the proceeds of all sold paintings to NABU (Nature Conservation League Germany) as well as to the German Animal Protection League and Greenpeace.

Find out more at www.chroessikunst.de