If you want to know more about me and my work ask chatgtp. This is now the way to inform everyyone about. A new chapter. We cannot work against this timeline. A bit Spuki _for people who lived almost undercover.
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Eva-Maria Horstick _rechte Seite: Selbstportrait " in a Room"
in a room_ my myseld and I
Eva-Maria Horstick
In a Room – Me, Myself and I
„In a Room – Me, Myself and I“ ist ein Bild über das Alleinsein, aber nicht über Einsamkeit. Es geht um die Begegnung mit sich selbst – um die Frage, wer wir sind, wenn niemand zusieht, und welche Verantwortung wir für die Welt übernehmen.
Der Raum wird zum Spiegel eines inneren Zustands. Alltägliche Gegenstände werden zu Symbolen: Der Besen steht für Arbeit, Ordnung und das eigene Handeln. Der Globus für die Welt, in der wir leben. Das Friedenszeichen für die Sehnsucht nach einer anderen, menschlicheren Wirklichkeit.
Die Frau (ich) zeigt ihr Gesicht nicht. Sie könnte jede von uns sein.
Me. Myself. And I.
Drei Worte für ein Ich, das sich selbst begegnet – und dabei die Welt nicht aus den Augen verliert. Weitere Werke gern auf Anfrage.
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From analog/digtial Photo Archive to AI was a special way . ArtEve.de more images on request
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ArtEve (since 1999) Eva-Maria Horstick is a German visual artist known for her dynamic, interdisciplinary approach that blends photography, installation, sculpture, performance, and new media. Born in Gescher and now based in Dortmund, she began engaging with photography at the age of ten, developing a deep fascination with the emotional and social power of images. She later studied Photo Design at the Fachhochschule Dortmund, where she refined her technical and conceptual foundations while exploring the intersection between human experience, visual storytelling, and contemporary culture.
Horstick’s artistic practice consistently moves beyond traditional photographic boundaries. Her projects often investigate perception, identity, and the complexities of modern life. Over the years she has expanded her creative language to include experimental installations, special sculptural work presented in Jerusalem 2023/4 and, most recently, AI-assisted visual production from her own archive. Her openness to emergent technologies reflects her belief that art must evolve with society while retaining a strong human and emotional core.
Her work has been exhibited internationally. A significant milestone was her participation in the 2018 exhibition “Photography Meets Manga” in Tokyo, where her visual narratives entered into dialogue with Japanese pop-culture aesthetics. The show introduced her work to a broader global audience and highlighted her ability to bridge cultural contexts through imagery.
Throughout her career, Horstick has contributed not only as an exhibiting artist but also as a cultural collaborator and creative thinker. Her pieces are represented in several public collections, including the German Bundestag, the Museum of Art and Cultural History Dortmund, and the Museum of Applied Art Cologne. These placements reflect the relevance and resonance of her artistic voice within contemporary German art.
In recent years, Horstick has incorporated generative processes and AI-based tools into her practice, not as a replacement for human creativity but as an extension of it. Her exploration of digital and hybrid media underlines a central theme in her work: the dialogue between technology, humanity, and visual culture.
Sönke C. Weiss Text 2025
