Paloma brings together works that explore orientation in the broadest sense: sensing, remembering, and finding one’s way again. They invite viewers to follow the visible and hidden traces carried within landscapes, places, and images.

PALOMA – Painting and Printmaking In seafaring, the dove was regarded as a sign of closeness, direction, and homecoming. Under the title PALOMA, Andrea Finck presents works in painting and printmaking that speak of landscapes, natural forms, and cultural traces. Fields of color, layers, and signs traverse the works like quiet lines of navigation. Maritime spaces, historical sites, and archaeological remnants encounter botanical structures and impressions of landscape. In etchings, botanical prints, and paintings, observation, memory, and material condense into richly layered visual worlds. The starting points are both natural processes and the traces of human history. Coasts and submerged places, ancient reliefs, historic buildings, plant forms, and horizons appear as carriers of time and experience. Past and present, nature and culture enter into a quiet dialogue.