Gorica Kiesshauer (1971) Wigulins Art - Throne Of The Couchmonster - 1/1 Original Painting on Canvas
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Gorica Kiesshauer (Wigulins Art) presents Throne Of The Couchmonster, a 40 × 40 cm 1/1 original acrylic painting on canvas (2 cm depth) from 2025, signed by the artist, in Neo-Expressionism/Art Brut/Naive styles with a multicolour palette, depicting a wild animal scene and coming from Germany with a COA included.
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Playful anomaly
The fascinating one-of-a-kind 'Throne of the Couch Monster' by the versatile artist Gorica Kiesshauer, known as 'Wigulins Art,' is a confident continuation of her series of unconventional animal depictions.
The specific aesthetic and unique perspective in this work are strongly shaped by the artist's neurodivergent way of thinking.
Stylistically, the work operates within the tension between Neo-Expressionism, Art Brut, and naive art, while maintaining a clear connection to urban art aesthetics.
Unique 1/1 - Original / 100% hand-painted
Throne Of The Couchmonster
Artist: Gorica Kiesshauer (Wigulin's Art)
Year: 2025
* Technique: acrylic paint, acrylic marker
Support: Canvas stretched on a stretcher frame.
Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 2 cm
* Styles: Neo-Expressionism, Surrealism, Art Brut
Including signed with an authenticity certificate COA.
personally signed
On a compact size of 40x40x2cm, a scene unfolds that charmingly blurs the boundaries between the familiar and the fantastical, inviting the viewer into a folkloric dream world.
The work, created with acrylic paint and acrylic marker on a stretched canvas on a stretcher frame, demonstrates Kiesshauer's intuitive and expressive working method. The artist places a black cat with a spiked back and a prominent, unmistakable set of teeth on a bright pink chair – the 'throne' of her scene. This intense coloration, combined with the deep green tones of the stylized, almost primitive plant motifs in the background, creates a visual contrast of vivid liveliness.
The image is more than just a depiction; it is an artistic reflection on the ambivalence of apparent harmlessness and hidden wildness.
The raw energy of the line work and the thick, gestural application of color give the piece a unique texture and immediate presence.
As a standalone piece, 'Throne of the Couch Monster' is an exclusive collector's item that brings a quirky and unmistakable aesthetic to any collection. It appeals to collectors who value authenticity, a strong character, and a playful yet conceptual approach to contemporary art.
This work demonstrates Kiesshauers' ability to capture universal themes through a visual language that both surprises and delights.
In her works, Kiesshauer, who is celebrated by her 70,000 followers on IG under the artist name 'Wigulins Art,' demonstrates her masterful command of various techniques.
Your works have been showcased worldwide on renowned art platforms such as Singulart, Galeria Azur, ArtMajeur, and the Van Gogh Art Gallery, and are part of international private collections as well as esteemed business clients—from all corners of Europe to Brazil and Saudi Arabia.
Wherever atmosphere and aesthetics go hand in hand – in medical practices, clinics, law firms, or stylishly furnished Airbnbs – the art of Wigulins Art is highly appreciated, as their works often touch on profound, universal themes that emerge from their very personal perspective.
About the artist
Gorica Kiesshauer: A neurodivergent journey through art
The Munich native Gorica Kiesshauer, born in 1971 and known by her artist name 'Wigulins Art,' is a multidisciplinary, self-taught artist whose work is deeply rooted in her neurodivergent way of thinking.
With sovereign ease, she moves between seemingly opposing worlds: traditional painting, photography, digital art, and artificial intelligence (AI). This unique perspective is not only the source of her creativity but also a vent for the constant, often intense thought loops that inhabit her mind.
In these exciting connections, an impressive variety of visual languages unfolds, moving between Neo-Expressionism, urban Pop Art, Street Art, naive Surrealism and Fauvism.
Her works are reminiscent of the raw power of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the intensity of lines of Egon Schiele, the radical color of Henri Matisse, or the narrative lightness of David Hockney – and yet they bear an unmistakably unique signature, shaped by her unique perception of the world.
Gorica Kiesshauer's art is a direct manifestation of her neurodivergent perception, which significantly shapes not only her thinking but also her entire creative expression.
She creates a very unique artistic space — contemporary, bold, and visionary. Her works are not calculated compositions but energetic manifestations of an intuitive creative process. In this context, both color and brush as well as AI-supported tools act as a digital counterpart: inspiring, challenging, and complementary.
The boundary between human and machine, between brush and pixel, is deliberately dissolved to discover new forms of expression that transform the whirl of their thoughts into visual energy.
Artistic awards / honors
Pinacothèque - Luxembourg Art Prize
2021 – Certificate of Artistic Achievement
2022 – Certificate of Artistic Achievement
Dali’s Mustache - International Art Contest
2022 - Diploma – 2nd Place / Lloret de Mar, Spain
Exhibitions
2024
UAE / Dubai: Andakulova Gallery
Germany / Berlin: NicoletaGallery
Switzerland / Zug: Thomson Gallery
France / Paris: Artboxy Artexpo Paris
2023
Germany / Bonn: Bonn Autumn Salon / The Stage Gallery
Austria / Salzburg: ART.Number 23
Switzerland / Zurich: URBANSIDE Gallery Zurich
2022
Germany / Tegernsee: ARTEG Art Gallery
Monaco / Monaco: Monaco Art 3F – Van Gogh Art Gallery
Germany / Hamburg: Silent Dialogues / Grace Denker Gallery
Greece / Athens: ART.Number 23
neurodivergence
#likebasquiat
#adhd
#audhd
#abstractart
Playful anomaly
The fascinating one-of-a-kind 'Throne of the Couch Monster' by the versatile artist Gorica Kiesshauer, known as 'Wigulins Art,' is a confident continuation of her series of unconventional animal depictions.
The specific aesthetic and unique perspective in this work are strongly shaped by the artist's neurodivergent way of thinking.
Stylistically, the work operates within the tension between Neo-Expressionism, Art Brut, and naive art, while maintaining a clear connection to urban art aesthetics.
Unique 1/1 - Original / 100% hand-painted
Throne Of The Couchmonster
Artist: Gorica Kiesshauer (Wigulin's Art)
Year: 2025
* Technique: acrylic paint, acrylic marker
Support: Canvas stretched on a stretcher frame.
Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 2 cm
* Styles: Neo-Expressionism, Surrealism, Art Brut
Including signed with an authenticity certificate COA.
personally signed
On a compact size of 40x40x2cm, a scene unfolds that charmingly blurs the boundaries between the familiar and the fantastical, inviting the viewer into a folkloric dream world.
The work, created with acrylic paint and acrylic marker on a stretched canvas on a stretcher frame, demonstrates Kiesshauer's intuitive and expressive working method. The artist places a black cat with a spiked back and a prominent, unmistakable set of teeth on a bright pink chair – the 'throne' of her scene. This intense coloration, combined with the deep green tones of the stylized, almost primitive plant motifs in the background, creates a visual contrast of vivid liveliness.
The image is more than just a depiction; it is an artistic reflection on the ambivalence of apparent harmlessness and hidden wildness.
The raw energy of the line work and the thick, gestural application of color give the piece a unique texture and immediate presence.
As a standalone piece, 'Throne of the Couch Monster' is an exclusive collector's item that brings a quirky and unmistakable aesthetic to any collection. It appeals to collectors who value authenticity, a strong character, and a playful yet conceptual approach to contemporary art.
This work demonstrates Kiesshauers' ability to capture universal themes through a visual language that both surprises and delights.
In her works, Kiesshauer, who is celebrated by her 70,000 followers on IG under the artist name 'Wigulins Art,' demonstrates her masterful command of various techniques.
Your works have been showcased worldwide on renowned art platforms such as Singulart, Galeria Azur, ArtMajeur, and the Van Gogh Art Gallery, and are part of international private collections as well as esteemed business clients—from all corners of Europe to Brazil and Saudi Arabia.
Wherever atmosphere and aesthetics go hand in hand – in medical practices, clinics, law firms, or stylishly furnished Airbnbs – the art of Wigulins Art is highly appreciated, as their works often touch on profound, universal themes that emerge from their very personal perspective.
About the artist
Gorica Kiesshauer: A neurodivergent journey through art
The Munich native Gorica Kiesshauer, born in 1971 and known by her artist name 'Wigulins Art,' is a multidisciplinary, self-taught artist whose work is deeply rooted in her neurodivergent way of thinking.
With sovereign ease, she moves between seemingly opposing worlds: traditional painting, photography, digital art, and artificial intelligence (AI). This unique perspective is not only the source of her creativity but also a vent for the constant, often intense thought loops that inhabit her mind.
In these exciting connections, an impressive variety of visual languages unfolds, moving between Neo-Expressionism, urban Pop Art, Street Art, naive Surrealism and Fauvism.
Her works are reminiscent of the raw power of Jean-Michel Basquiat, the intensity of lines of Egon Schiele, the radical color of Henri Matisse, or the narrative lightness of David Hockney – and yet they bear an unmistakably unique signature, shaped by her unique perception of the world.
Gorica Kiesshauer's art is a direct manifestation of her neurodivergent perception, which significantly shapes not only her thinking but also her entire creative expression.
She creates a very unique artistic space — contemporary, bold, and visionary. Her works are not calculated compositions but energetic manifestations of an intuitive creative process. In this context, both color and brush as well as AI-supported tools act as a digital counterpart: inspiring, challenging, and complementary.
The boundary between human and machine, between brush and pixel, is deliberately dissolved to discover new forms of expression that transform the whirl of their thoughts into visual energy.
Artistic awards / honors
Pinacothèque - Luxembourg Art Prize
2021 – Certificate of Artistic Achievement
2022 – Certificate of Artistic Achievement
Dali’s Mustache - International Art Contest
2022 - Diploma – 2nd Place / Lloret de Mar, Spain
Exhibitions
2024
UAE / Dubai: Andakulova Gallery
Germany / Berlin: NicoletaGallery
Switzerland / Zug: Thomson Gallery
France / Paris: Artboxy Artexpo Paris
2023
Germany / Bonn: Bonn Autumn Salon / The Stage Gallery
Austria / Salzburg: ART.Number 23
Switzerland / Zurich: URBANSIDE Gallery Zurich
2022
Germany / Tegernsee: ARTEG Art Gallery
Monaco / Monaco: Monaco Art 3F – Van Gogh Art Gallery
Germany / Hamburg: Silent Dialogues / Grace Denker Gallery
Greece / Athens: ART.Number 23
neurodivergence
#likebasquiat
#adhd
#audhd
#abstractart
Details
Artist
Gorica Kiesshauer (1971) Wigulins Art
Edition
Original
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Direct from the artist
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Title of artwork
Throne Of The Couchmonster - 1/1 Original Painting on Canvas
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Germany
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Beige, Black, Brown, Green, Multicolour, Pink, Yellow
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/Theme
Animals and wildlife
Style
Naive Art
Period
2020+
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