BIO Hi, I am Gun Legler from Sweden. I live together with my cat Simon in a little village near Gothenburg On the outside I am old, but young inside :-) For so long I can remember, I have enjoyed expressing myself through any kind of art or craft. Until I was 40 I worked as a child psychologist and pre-school teacher, but after that I said goodbye to my profession and began studying at an art school. There I stayed for four years, mainly learning Graphic art (etching, dry needle and linoleum cut). I was a lousy oil painter, that medium did not fit me at all, watercolor I liked better. For many years I made collages of different kind, watercolor and textile. I grew up with a mother that sewed and a father that built violins, so I early fell in love with textures of many kinds. I have now abandoned making textile collages, but I realize that I work much in the same way with my computer art. I take a piece here and a piece there and try to make a whole of it. And I am madly in love with textures of all kinds, I can sit for hours just playing with different colors, textures and filters, making backgrounds just for fun (and for upcoming images). I work very much by intuition when I make an image, experimenting wildly with layers, textures, color and light. But the form is equally important, that�s what Graphic school taught me. I have seldom a clear inner image when I start creating, it is more a feeling I want to express. The process can be quite unconscious to me for a long time. The image gradually takes form, and become clearer to me. What I want with my images is to reach the feelings of the viewers, to make them look into their own inner being and respond in any way, regardless of which feeling is evoked.
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I am Gun's daughter Lena (zitalena@gmail.com). I am so, so sorry to tell you all that mom passed Tuesday morning, Feb 8 2022, Swedish time. No panic, no pain, no regrets. So peaceful. I tried to get a message about this on my moms latest picture, but now I can't find it. But now I have her computer and can log in. Please email me if you want. Thanks to all. Mom really loved the community!! Her gallery will live on. I have changed the address to mine, because me and my brother really would LOVE to keep her gallery open. Love to all.
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Comments (17)
claude19
I don"t know...but you have made an excellent shot !!!
kagemusha77
Amazing shot, love the sad, melancholic feeling in this, very moody image!
wotan
Fascinating!
caviedes
Well IMHO do the credits as far as you can tell. Well done image!!
jmb007
beau travail!
odile
Very nice shot and postwork. Bravo!
Feliciti
wonderful portrait of this and pw too!!
Dreamingbee
fascinating ...
helanker
I dont know either Gun, but this is very lovely and beautifully done. I hope it wont matter.
jocko500
very well done
geoffwoods
beautiful light Gun well done.
npauling
This is such a vexing problem that we all have to try and deal with. My thoughts are if it is in a public place it is fine, but always try to find out who did it and give credit. I love what you have done with this little fellow you have made him quite mysterious.
Faemike55
fantastic postwork, Gun
ia-du-lin
really nice portrait, great work
Bossie_Boots
This touches me amazing sculpture i think if you paint something its yours to copyright as it is done by your hands from start to finish !!
psyoshida
Hauntingly beautiful artwork. It's yours, well done.
three_grrr
I have no idea either. I would think something that is very old is no longer copyrighted, and there would be no problem. I would try to give credit, or tell who the artist was, just from respect, even if it is someone such as Michelangelo, who is long gone. Cemetery statues are something else again, who on earth would know who has created mass produced statuary, copies of something ancient, etc. So the answer is, I don't know what the protocol on that is. This, my Dear Gun, is spectacular. I love these old statues, and you've made this one so beautiful.