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The Image of the Earth

Ekkeland Götze is working on a picture of the EARTH.

To this end and within clearly defined individual projects, he collects SOIL from predetermined sites. This pure unmanipulated EARTH is then printed by Ekkeland Götze either on paper or as fresco on fresh lime mortar or other surfaces using a standardised procedure which he himself developed.

A homogenous work is thus established which continues to grow in extent and complexity into an image of the EARTH.

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Terragrafie - Nº 654

100 x 100 cm

Matala

Terragrafie - Nº 643

100 x 100 cm

WARUMUNGU

Nyinkka Nyunyu

(Ceremonial Charcoal)

 

The Spiky Tailed Goanna Dreaming

Nº 540

 

Elias-Plateau

2.080 m

 

2 Unikate auf BFK Rives auf Nessel auf Keilrahmen 71 x 71 cm

 

Terragrafie - Nº 515

100 x 100 cm

Ófærufoss

Eldgia

Terragrafie - Nº 458

Hill

Table Mountain - Antelope Valley

Churchill County

Nevada

Terragrafie - Nº 413

50 x 50 cm

Aldea

Rio Maturaca

Terragrafie-Nº 339

27 x 27, 35 x 35 und 50 x 50 cm

Kromdraai

The oldest mine of the Johannesburg area

Terragrafie - Nº 306

50 x 50

Ralachichi

23.2.1998 - 15:20

Motomedi and Malora were browsing on a jacket plum tree about 2.5 hours ago

 

Terragrafie - Nº 261

KOKOWAI

(Das heilige Rot der Maori)

Waipoua-Forest

 

Terragrafie-Nº 158

THERA - Nordostflanke des Megalo Vouno

800 000 bis 600 000 Jahre alt

 

Terragrafie - Nº 134

27 x 27 cm

Nuphetta

 

The squares resulting from individual projects are authentic pictures from their respective origins. They reach a spiritual dimension which goes beyond a purely graphic representation of EARTH. This objective picture of the EARTH is a platform for intercultural communication and offers room for association, to be filled by the individual thoughts, memories and hopes of the observer.

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