Monthly Archives: February 2010

Anna Chromy Studio

Posted by Admin on February 27, 2010

Anna Chromy peruses her own works of art privately and intimately at her studio in Tuscany, Italy.

2009 Bejing

Posted by Eliza on February 24, 2010

The Chinese government discovered that Anna was the first European artist ever to have a solo exhibition of painting and sculpture in China. Her arrival and the exhibition recieved significant attention from press and all other media around the country, and her popularity grew fast: Internet browser statistics showed that there were more than 10 … read on →

Sketch 9

Posted by Eliza on February 18, 2010

Bejing, China

Posted by Admin on February 12, 2010

The Chinese government has calculated that Anna Chromy was the first European artist to have a solo exhibition of painting and sculpture in Chinese history, and receive from press media around the country. As a result her popularity has raised a great deal  in a such short period of time. Internet records have demonstrated that there were … read on →

Time

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Olympic Spirit

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Olympic-Spirit

This gallery contains 9 photos.

In the Greek world the Olympic Games represented an extremely important event. Every four years the best of Greek youth would get together at Olympia, an ancient, sacred city to compete in various disciplines. Even wars were suspended so that the games could go ahead. Indeed the timetable for the games dictated the order of … read on →

Peace

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Clown

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The Flute

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1979, Oil on canvas, 80×65 cm

Ulysses

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We encounter “Ulysses” by Anna Chromy, a theme perfectly suited for a seaside resort, either as “Controvento”, who follows the “Way of the Stars”, represented by four constellations, or as “Ulysses” proper. This “Ulysses” in precarious balance symbolizes our continuing fight with destiny. We cling desperately on to the steering wheel in hope to steer … read on →

Sisyphus

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This perseverance in an effort which is ultimately without result, this ostentatious rebellion against our destiny, this continuous creation is for Anna Chromy the only way to keep our dignity as human beings. In the young family this tension between the religious principle of hope and the feeling of the absurd and despair are particularly … read on →

Nile

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Heart of the World

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As a gift for Pope John Paul II the archbishop of Salzburg ordered the “Heart of the World“. The words of the prophet Ezechiel (XXXVI, 26) engraved on the base (“Et dabo vobis cor novum, et spiritum novum ponam in medio vesti: et auferam cor lapideum de carne vestra, et dabo vobis cor carneum”) provide … read on →

Europe

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In the form of sculpted marble, the vortex of an irregular wave rises all in white. Such is the form that Jupiter assumes in this final abduction of Europa, created by Anna Chromy. He is no longer the cute bull, attractive in his equanimity, but a ferocious wave. This is the image of a historic … read on →

Cloak of Conscience

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The Cloak of Conscience is conceived as the universal symbol of peace between people of all colors and religious beliefs, and between mankind, nature and the environment (see Concept). It is at the same time the symbol for the fight against terrorism and any other form of violence.

Gange

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