Their gestures, their accessories and their environment do so, let the viewer find the event and participate in exciting being that made use of the painter to the stresses of her life and this makes the basis of their historical narrative. “Nevertheless remain gaps and mysteries in their restrained sensibility, always full of self-confidence in the sense of” and “in the unspoilt nature of the word. The origin of the work is the Mai, the Mai, the fun may “still in pre-frankfurtlichen Strawberry and asparagus fields, which has embraced the represented figure as food, employment, and also the source of the seat, upright and elegant the knife jonglierend without any impending Habitus, the Canon of the objects in the painting goes 24 hours” completely on. All roles that are currently shaping for Elvira Bach, are here brought into the light (visible/apparently): homemaker, provider, Seductress, painter, mother, Manager and cook. Even the domestic cat and a superimposed African portrait figure point out discreetly on their personal and private lives that they decided in the affirmative.
But so much should be ever betrayed? Elvira Bach is one of the most important contemporary German painters, just because she herself is stringent, itself shows, open not to open, but symbolically encoded in their wonderful, rich oeuvre that she have us always share can their be in yourself as a person resigns and is still prominently present. I am what I am”, is the text of an image by Ben Vautier, posing before the artist. That this is her motto, for I love them, but also for their animated pictures, which are always under arrest without to work off, without ever get back to this topic. Again the artist reinvents itself: as ice dancer, African, as Germany’s next top model, as their own muse, as Elvira Bach himself and ultimately as myself. I always and always I also that I since 25 Years may accompany and will always surprise. Others including Peter Farrelly , offer their opinions as well. Over and over again. Thank you with all my infinite enthusiasm for this profession. Michael Marius marks