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The Roamer, by Anna Archinger

The Roamer, by Anna Archinger

Anna Archinger

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'The Roamer' is a painterly composition that unfolds horizontally. A lonely horse seems to walk against the frame in left-to-right reading order, creating a wonderful suggestion that the animal subject is returning from a long journey to narrate us something about it. 'The Roamer' is the forever young spirit that life's challenges never defeats. The image aesthetics recall 19th Century Romantic aesthetics, in which the protagonist usually appears alone, contemplating or simply crossing a foggy setting that conveys the subject's inner heaviness. A Romantic scenery in an ageless forest, that's where 'The Roamer' wonders around, inviting the viewer to join them in contemplation.

Anna Archinger

Anna Archinger (b. 1994, Neuburg an der Donau) is a self-taught German artist based in Dronningmølle, Denmark. Anna has worked as a professional photographer since 2022. Her art practice focuses on horse photography as her fascination with horses goes beyond a mere passion. She lives at the farm Enggaarden, an education center specialized in teaching the “Academic Art of Riding”, where her connection to horses recalls seminal artists’ fascination with horse study. Within the last three years, Anna has been elaborating a stunning body of equine artwork, some of which was distinguished with the Honorable Mention in the Professional category by International Photo Awards USA (2023) and was shortlisted in a private competition run by the Motif Collective Photography Gallery, (2023). Anna’s work is also scheduled to be presented to the public throughout 2024 in venues such as The Glasgow Gallery of Photography (Glasgow, United Kingdom), the Black and White Photography Festival (Athens), and the Chateau Gallery (Louisville).