The cycle "Soul Landscapes" by Petra Traxler-Pilgram is a profound exploration of the human psyche, artfully capturing the tension between growth and stagnation, lightness and gravity. Her works invite viewers to immerse themselves in the dynamic interplay of choices and farewells, prompting them to reflect on the roles we assume in life.
Within this creative space unfolds a heartfelt examination of the struggles of life’s hamster wheel and the resilience required to break free and forge new paths. Traxler-Pilgram skillfully intertwines the emotions of fantasy and reality, recalibrating the viewer’s inner compass. At the crossroads of familiar patterns and bold new beginnings, her work reveals a delicate balance—a coexistence of tension and the quest for harmony.
With the collaborative ease of a team player and the depth of a master, Traxler-Pilgram opens spaces for introspection. She sheds light on the inner dynamics of humanity’s relationship with itself and the divine in a manner that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.
More artworks
New standards
Acrylic on canvas,
Nicht wissen ob man Männlein oder Weiblein ist oder Hommage an Hermaphroditus und die Selbstbestimmung
Acryl auf Leinwand,
Not knowing whether you are male or female or homage to Hermaphroditus and self-determination
Acrylic on canvas,
Oblique
Ink on paper,
Oder
Collage und Tinte auf Papier,
On the platter or not a wannabe chicken or liken, like me after all
Acrylic on canvas,
Or
Collage and ink on paper,
Pandora's box
Ink on paper,
Passing the ball back to someone or no teamplayer
Acrylic on canvas,
Playing God or act of creation
Acrylic on canvas,
Playing the trump card
Ink on paper,
Power games or dominatrix or getting the ball rolling
Acrylic on canvas,
Put every word on the scales or blurt it out
Ink on paper,
Querdenkerin oder Hommage an die Frau (oder an Rodin)
Acryl auf Leinwand,
Reclaiming the old life
Acrylic on canvas,
Reizend oder wer ist das rote Tuch für wen
Acryl auf Leinwand,
Schräg
Tinte auf Papier,
Schulterschluss oder wir händeln das oder die neuen alten Helden
Acryl auf Leinwand,
Schwarzer Humor oder dem Tod ins Gesicht lachen oder ihm die kalte Schulter zeigen oder den Tot todschweigen
Acryl auf Papier,
Selbstbehauptung oder einen Kopf kürzer machen oder Hommage an Judith
Acryl auf Leinwand,
Selbstdenken
Tinte auf Papier,
Selbstverliebt (2)
Tinte auf Papier,
Self-assertion or making a head shorter or homage to Judith
Acrylic on canvas,
