Thrilled to share that my painting Golden Ocean Reflection – Self-Portrait, Ibiza is featured on the cover of the GetJet Airlines inflight magazine – Spring Edition! ✨
For the next three months, this artwork will be flying high in all their airplanes across the skies.
I was so surprised and honored when I received their inquiry – what an incredible opportunity! I'm beyond grateful to see my art reaching people around the world, even at 30,000 feet. 💙🌊✈️
I’m thrilled to share that my artwork and artistic vision are featured in the milestone 50th edition of Create! Magazine (USA). This special issue includes an in-depth interview where I discuss my creative journey, inspirations, and the themes behind my work.
I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to showcase my art alongside a community of talented artists. A special thank you to Create! Magazine and Editor-in-Chief Ekaterina Popova for this incredible honor.
Print editions are available at Paradigm Gallery, Delaware Contemporary, and McNally Jackson Books (NYC).Copies can also be purchased on Amazon or accessed via digital subscription.
Super happy and grateful to announce that four of my paintings have been selected as finalists in the 17th International ARC Salon, USA!
This year, the competition received over 5,000 entries from 87 countries, with only 24% (1,226 works) chosen as finalists.
Finalist Paintings:
• Golden Ocean Reflection -Tranquility
• Golden Ocean Reflection - Dance
• Golden Ocean Reflection - Dance II
• Golden Ocean Reflection - Dolphin
Thank you so much Art Renewal Centrum
Finalist in the International ARC Salon ( Art Renewal Centrum ) Art Competition/ USA
I am thrilled to announce that my painting "Golden Ocean Reflection - Dolphin II" will be featured in the “Natural Eye”exhibition at the Mall Galleries, hosted by the Society of Wildlife Artists from October 16 to 27, 2024. This annual event showcases the best of wildlife art, bringing together diverse works that celebrate the beauty and complexity of the natural world.
My piece, created with oil and 24ct gold leaf on an aluminum panel, reflects my passion for marine life and the importance of ocean conservation. Visitors can explore a wide range of artworks, from paintings to sculptures, and engage with the artistic community through workshops and demonstrations.
For more details about the exhibition, please visit the Mall Galleries website.
Alexandra Telgmann at the Society of Wildlife Artists Exhibition, The Natural Eye, at Mall Galleries, London
This artwork, Golden Ocean Reflection - Tranquility, holds special significance as it will be stored on the Moon as part of the Lunar Codex, an archive launched by NASA's Artemis partners. Inspired by the serene Mediterranean waters around Ibiza, the painting portrays a woman lying peacefully in the water, symbolizing trust in the flow of life and a deep connection with nature.
Printed locally on high-quality Galaxi Art Samt paper (200g/m²) with a 5 cm white border, this limited edition is hand-signed and numbered, adding a personal touch. Measuring 46 x 35 cm (excluding the border), it's a true collector's piece.
Price: 100 Euro plus shipping.
Deutsch:
Dieses Kunstwerk, Golden Ocean Reflection - Tranquility, hat besondere Bedeutung, da es Teil des Lunar Codex sein wird, einem Archiv, das von den NASA Artemis-Partnern auf dem Mond gelagert wird. Inspiriert von den ruhigen Gewässern des Mittelmeers um Ibiza, zeigt das Gemälde eine Frau, die friedlich im Wasser liegt, was Vertrauen in den Fluss des Lebens und eine tiefe Verbindung zur Natur symbolisiert.
Lokal auf hochwertigem Galaxi Art Samt-Papier (200g/m²) mit einem 5 cm breiten weißen Rand gedruckt, ist diese limitierte Auflage handsigniert und nummeriert, was jedem Stück eine persönliche Note verleiht. Mit den Maßen 46 x 35 cm (ohne Rand) ist es ein echtes Sammlerstück.
Preis: 100 Euro zuzüglich Versandkosten.
I am thrilled to announce that I have received the Best Wildlife and Animal Award at the International Juried Realism Fall Exhibition 2024, organized by the International Guild of Realism (IGOR). This prestigious award recognizes my work among a remarkable selection of 224 artworks from talented artists across nineteen countries
The painting, inspired by Yara, the goddess of water, captures the essence of fluidity, beauty, and strength. Yara, a revered figure in mythology, embodies the mystique and power of water—a force that nurtures life, transforms landscapes, and symbolizes endless depth and reflection.
Every time I visit MEAM, I am inspired by the incredible artworks from other great artists. My painting will be available for viewing and purchase at the museum during the exhibition.
Golden Ocean Reflection - Goddess of Water Yaga
Oil and gold leaf on aluminum panel, 20x20 cm, framed.
Available at the MEAM.
The digital image of my shark painting landed on the moon on February 22nd with Samuel Peralta's Lunar Codex Project. "The Lunar Codex is a digitized (or miniaturized) collection of contemporary art, poetry, magazines, music, film, podcasts, and books by 30,000 artists, writers, musicians, and filmmakers in 157 countries," New York Times.
Golden Ocean Reflection Shark
Oil and 24ct of Goldleaf on aluminium panel
50x80cm
Available
Honored!! I received an Honorable Mention for my painting, “Water Reflection: Immerse Yourself,” during the awards ceremony of the 6th NTD International Figurative Painting Competition in New York at Salmagundi Artclub. Among the 54 international finalists, 6 were from Europe. I am truly honored and filled with joy. The entire event in New York was fantastic.
This article about the NTD Finalist exhibition with 54 participating artists was featured in the Epochtime and on the NTD website. I’m so grateful and honored for this article and all the insights given in the exhibition, as well as into my artwork and inspiration. Thank you so much, NTD and Epochtime. Special thanks to Catherine Yang for taking the time to interview me and for this fantastic article. This post is only showing a part of the article.
On Jan. 15, the 6th NTD International Figure Painting Competition (NIFPC) convened, with an exhibition of 60 paintings from 54 finalists at the Salmagundi Club on Fifth Avenue and 12th St.
Works will be on display through Jan. 19. As a competition highlighting traditional painting, the works were required to be done in oil paint and showcase a mastery of the human figure.
Attendees of the opening ceremony included artists who had participated several times and newcomers alike, such as Alexandra Telgmann from Germany, who had heard about the NTD International Figure Painting Competition just last year.
"This competition is focusing on beauty, which is what I love about it-the beauty of humanity and
the beauty of art," she said. "I love that there will be a new, increased awareness for this kind of art, and also for the artists."
Ms. Telgmann felt the event was a rare and precious thing. In Germany, she explained, the focus in on abstract art, which leaves her few platforms to share her work.
A specialist in ocean scene painting, Ms.Telgmann submitted a work featuring her daughter swimming in the North Sea. To hold a beautiful pose under water is no easy feat, she explained. Luckily, Ms. Telgmann's daughter is a trained ballerina with the strength to hold herself with as much poise underwater as on stage. The artist took some 800 photos while following her daughter underwater, capturing various moments of light, bubbles, breath, and movement to later harness in a still painting meant to evoke the calm motion of the living ocean.
"There are a lot of different opinions about art in society. For me, it is to show beauty, kindness, and increase with it an awareness for nature, the human person, and breath, to create a moment in time that's special," she said. "There's a lot of things that are not so nice in the world. So on the other side, we need people to show beauty again, because this is what people are longing for."
Mr. Telgmann was moved to tears upon reading founding jury member professor Kunlun Zhang's preface to the competition, which was posted near the exhibition's entrance. Catherine Yang NTD / The Epoch Times
