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	Kommentare zu: Mein Tipp: Paul Pretzer &#8211; Why does it feel so good?	</title>
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		Von: julieallyn		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This image made me chuckle!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This image made me chuckle!</p>
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		Von: vermavkv		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is a beautifully written and engaging introduction to Paul Pretzer and his residency. It conveys not only his artistic practice with clarity and depth, but also a real sense of atmosphere around his work and the place itself. The way Pretzer’s process is described—rooted in color and form, open to transformation, and rich in ambiguity—invites genuine curiosity and prepares the viewer to look actively rather than passively. I especially appreciate how the text connects his international career with his personal ties to Schleswig-Holstein, giving the residency a feeling of both return and continuity. The glimpse into the portrait series and the subtle surrealism of everyday moments is intriguing, and the mention of locally inspired works adds a wonderful sense of place. Overall, this appreciation feels thoughtful, informative, and warmly inviting to the exhibition.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is a beautifully written and engaging introduction to Paul Pretzer and his residency. It conveys not only his artistic practice with clarity and depth, but also a real sense of atmosphere around his work and the place itself. The way Pretzer’s process is described—rooted in color and form, open to transformation, and rich in ambiguity—invites genuine curiosity and prepares the viewer to look actively rather than passively. I especially appreciate how the text connects his international career with his personal ties to Schleswig-Holstein, giving the residency a feeling of both return and continuity. The glimpse into the portrait series and the subtle surrealism of everyday moments is intriguing, and the mention of locally inspired works adds a wonderful sense of place. Overall, this appreciation feels thoughtful, informative, and warmly inviting to the exhibition.</p>
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