Ruth Eager-Zschach has been a painter and printmaker since the 1970's when she attended a Technical College and majored in Printmaking. Ruth Eager-Zschach is based in Kincumber, Australia. She has a Diploma in Art History from the Art Gallery of NSW Sydney Australia. Ruth Eager-Zschach is also a member of a Life Drawing Group.
Ruth Eager-Zschach uses various painting mediums for her works. Many of the drawing of Ruth Eager-Zschach are in pastel, the seascapes by her are in acrylic and watercolor. Ruth Eager-Zschach is interested in symbolism in art. She tries to delve into interpretations in varied enlightening frameworks. The paintings of Ruth Eager-Zschach have an abstract quality and movement. According to Ruth Eager-Zschach a painting should mature in its own development.
The works of Ruth Eager-Zschach are a challenge in their execution and their search for spiritual content. The textures in the arts of Ruth Eager-Zschach present themselves beautifully. Most of the paintings make use of bold colors and attention-grabbing juxtapositions. Her works are very eye catching. The work signature used by Ruth Eager-Zschach is REZ. The themes of paintings by Ruth Eager-Zschach till now have been, Undecided, Abstract, Culture and Visionary.
Ruth Eager-Zschach attended some lessons with painter Dorothy Davies at the Royal Art Society of NSW and Meadowbank Technical College. The works of Ruth Eager-Zschach can be found in group exhibitions and private collections. Ruth Eager-Zschach has gained some First Prizes and a lot of varied Commendations. In 2003 Ruth Eager-Zschach was a finalist in an International Assembly Art Exhibitions at Gallery 24 in Berlin, Germany. One of her Ruth Eager-Zschach's acrylic works about philosophy was hung in the Sulman prize at the AGNSW and a work on paper was in the final selection for an International Canson Prize Competition. Her most important paintings are Mind and Eye, Ambiguities, Barriers, Figuratively and In Motion s his most famous paintings.
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