Carolin Rechberg von der Brüggen is an Interdisciplinary Artist and Art Educator.
She holds a Bachelor of Fine Art from California College of the Arts, a Master of Fine Art from the San Francisco Art Institute, and a Master in Art and Art Education from Teachers College, Columbia University.
She works as an independent international artist in the practices of ceramics, design, drawing, illustration, installation, painting, performance, poetry, photography, printmaking, sculpture, singing, sonic voice-work, soundscapes, experimental music, textiles and writing.
Visual Artist | Art Educator | Performer,
Carolin Rechberg von der Brueggen born in Starnberg, Germany, is an internationally trained artist with experience in art, design, and education.
She holds a BFA from California College of the Arts, an MFA in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute, and an M.Ed. in Art and Art Education from Columbia University, New York.
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "
" The echo of art may be in cases silent but leaves impressions on the inner eye of the human extending beyond the very own recognition. "