Spaces of Origin.

Color. Light. Frequency.
These works open spaces of origin in which perception expands and refines itself.

Visual landscapes of transformation in which the personal and the universal flow into one another.

FREQUENCY Fine Art Prints

The FREQUENCY Fine Art Prints emerge from the drawings of the card set Frequency – Life Cards.

The series comprises 22 motifs and is conceived as a visual equivalent of cosmic frequencies.

Each work combines a clear and precise form with a multilayered effect. They invite the viewer to develop a personal connection through perception, intuition, and resonance.

Within a space, the works unfold a supportive and focusing presence.

The connection arises through personal experience.
Through seeing. Through perceiving. Through feeling.

Lines, colours, surfaces and shapes - a geometric world in which everything is connected to everything else.

In her work, Anka Manshusen not only shows connections, but she lets us guess what lies behind the things we grasp with our senses.As in her work as a photographer, she dedicates her drawings to the theme of “Verschmelzung” (everything melting into everything else) and succeeds in expressing feelings into form.

Photos and drawings, a delicate blossom and strict geometry, a black background and bright colors - in Anka Manshusens works these elements do not exclude each other.
On the contrary, she unites apparent opposites and combines contrasts into a profound, universal feeling.Through abstract means, Manshusen clarifies the interconnectedness of everything.

With utmost dedication to the creation process and trust in her intuition, the artist creates images with almost supernatural Quatlity.In her geometries, she combines frequencies and vibrations into forms that unite what holds our world together.Deep sensation becomes Essential Creation.

What does it mean to be at home?

Home is not a place, but a state of return.

These works explore spaces of inner familiarity –
as an experience of presence within space beyond location.

They open pictorial spaces in which something can be recognized in the act of looking.

What lies beyond our ideas of ourselves?

Becoming is a continuous process beyond fixed form.

These works open a space in which becoming is experienced as movement.