Ana Kostova - Where Signs Gather

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Ana Kostova, Where Signs Gather, risoprint 40 × 30 cm in tecnica mista, 2025, edizione limitata 1 di 44, firmato a mano, in ottime condizioni, origine Germania, venduto direttamente dall'artista e spedito in una cassa di legno realizzata dall'artista.

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Ana Kostova
Where Signs Gather
Risoprint
40 × 30 cm
2025
Edizione di 44 + AP
Venduto senza cornice

Description of the work:

This print is inspired by Ana Kostova's painting "Where Signs Gather I". The visual symbols are drawn from the rich tradition of Bulgarian visual language, reinterpreted through the artist's contemporary perspective.
This is a limited edition of 44 Risoprints. Each print is individually hand-signed by the artist.

About the artist:

Ana Kostova (b. 1995, Plovdiv, Bulgaria) lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. She completed her MFA at Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design in Kiel, Germany (2021–2023) and previously earned a Master's degree from the National Academy of Art in Sofia, Bulgaria (2018–2020).

Kostova was awarded the DAAD Prize in 2023. She was nominated for the André Evard Prize for Concrete-Constructive Art in 2024 and for the VHV Award – Artwork of the Year (Painting) in 2025. In 2026, she received a one-year scholarship from the Sparkasse Cultural Foundation.
Her work has been presented in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Germany and internationally. In 2025, she realized the solo exhibition The Space of Color at Galerie Kaufmann in Hamburg, accompanied by the publication of her first artist catalogue of the same title by Hirmer Publishers.

Shipping:

Please note that the work will be shipped with an artist-made wooden create.

Ana Kostova
Where Signs Gather
Risoprint
40 × 30 cm
2025
Edizione di 44 + AP
Venduto senza cornice

Description of the work:

This print is inspired by Ana Kostova's painting "Where Signs Gather I". The visual symbols are drawn from the rich tradition of Bulgarian visual language, reinterpreted through the artist's contemporary perspective.
This is a limited edition of 44 Risoprints. Each print is individually hand-signed by the artist.

About the artist:

Ana Kostova (b. 1995, Plovdiv, Bulgaria) lives and works in Hamburg, Germany. She completed her MFA at Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design in Kiel, Germany (2021–2023) and previously earned a Master's degree from the National Academy of Art in Sofia, Bulgaria (2018–2020).

Kostova was awarded the DAAD Prize in 2023. She was nominated for the André Evard Prize for Concrete-Constructive Art in 2024 and for the VHV Award – Artwork of the Year (Painting) in 2025. In 2026, she received a one-year scholarship from the Sparkasse Cultural Foundation.
Her work has been presented in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Germany and internationally. In 2025, she realized the solo exhibition The Space of Color at Galerie Kaufmann in Hamburg, accompanied by the publication of her first artist catalogue of the same title by Hirmer Publishers.

Shipping:

Please note that the work will be shipped with an artist-made wooden create.

Dettagli

Venduto da
Direttamente dall’artista
Edizione
Edizione limitata
Edition number
1 of 44
Artista
Ana Kostova
Titolo dell'opera
Where Signs Gather
Tecnica
Tecnica mista
Firma
Firmato a mano
Paese d’origine
Germania
Anno
2025
Condizione
Eccellenti condizioni
Altezza
40 cm
Larghezza
30 cm
Peso
1 g
Stile
Astratto
Venduto con cornice
No
Periodo
2020+
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