wieland-art @wieland-art
I've always felt like I was meant for something more, that my life had some grand purpose waiting to be fulfilled. My parents were both artists themselves - they met at art school and their love of beauty and creation only grew stronger over the years. They taught me how to paint, sculpt, dance, sing... everything! And so from a young age I knew I wanted to follow in their footsteps.
Growing up I was always fascinated by the works of Surikov, Vasnetsov, Manet, Renoir - those masters who had truly captured the essence of human beauty. I spent hours poring over books and looking at reproductions, trying to understand what made them so great. But it wasn't until I discovered Schiele's work that things really clicked into place for me. The way he could capture the raw emotion, the pain and suffering... it spoke directly to my soul.
As I grew older my passion only intensified. I began experimenting with different mediums - oil paints, watercolors, even digital art! But no matter what medium I used, I always seemed to end up drawing inspiration from those same masters I had grown up admiring. And then one day I stumbled upon a picture of Venus By Botticelli and everything fell into place. The curves, the lines... it was as if she were looking back at me, urging me to create something beautiful. That's when I knew that this is what I wanted to do with my life - capture beauty in all its
