TEREZE STRAUTMANE / ILLUSTRATION
Acrylic on canvas, 2019
80 x 120 cm
Process video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ5Zl4A_XqE
Acrylic on canvas, 2020
100x120 cm
Mixed media on canvas, 2020
Mixed media on canvas, 2020
80 x 120 cm
Process video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDf-uANygWM
Acrylic on canvas, 2020
50 x 50
Mixed media, 2016
Acrylic on canvas, 2019
Mixed media, 2016
Mixed media on paper, 2020
Mixed media, 2015
Mixed media on paper and canvas, 2019
Mixed media on paper, 2018
Mixed media on paper, 2021
Mixed media on paper, 2021
Mixed media on paper, 2021
Mixed media on wooden board, 2020
These are the patterns that I studied and drew during the workshop in Fez, Morocco. I am happy to know more about these beautiful geometrical structures and philosophy behind them, and willing to implement Islamic ornaments in some of my further artworks
Mixed media on canvas, 2017
100x100 cm
Acrylic on canvas, 2017
90x150 cm
Acrylic on canvas, 2018
Mixed media, 2017
Acrylic on canvas, 2019
Acrylic on canvas, 2018
Mixed media, 2017
2008, acrylic on board
2009, acrylic on canvas
Illustration inspired by Japanese folk tale, 2014, pastel, coloured pencils, ink pen
The character in these illustrations is a reflection of my spirit, who is always with me wherever I go. It interacts with the environment according to new experiences and sentiments
New York trip illustration 2015, coloured pencils on paper
San Francisco trip illustration 2015, coloured pencils on paper
Los Angeles trip illustration 2016, mixed medium
Fort Worth trip illustration, 2016, mixed media
Mixed media on paper, 2017
Mixed media on paper
Mixed media on paper, 2017
Mixed media on paper, 2024
These illustrations are done for The Red Thread wordless book, that I am working on currently
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
Digital illustration
The installation emphasizes the transformative power of quietude. In moments of silence, individuals become attuned to each other's energies, fostering deep empathy and connection. This shared silence emerges as a third element—much like a divine presence—enriching the experience of togetherness and anchoring participants in their surroundings.
Crafted from driftwood found in Aurora Park’s river and Nyanyi Beach, and adorned with patterns inspired by tribal motifs, the sculpture celebrates the organic beauty of its natural materials while highlighting the presence and value of ancestors across cultures.
The artwork urges us to appreciate the beauty and significance of unspoken bonds, acknowledging the quiet moments that often reveal the most profound truths about ourselves and our relationships with others.
It serves as a reminder that silence is often the best teacher.
The Eye Bridge is a gateway to reflection, connection, and understanding. It invites all who cross to embark on a journey of exploration, self-discovery, and appreciation of the rich tapestry of life that surrounds them. Through this experience, visitors are encouraged to look beyond the surface, deepening their connection to both nature and themselves. The bridge serves as a reminder that we are both observers and participants in the dynamic dance of life.
Inspired by the believe that the eye is a window to the soul, the Eye Bridge encourages visitors to delve deeper into the wonders of the jungle walk. Here, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant environment, connect with the natural world, wonder and explore endlessly.
Soul Portraits are intuitive reflections of a person’s energy and presence. Through colour and form, I capture the way I perceive each individual - a glimpse of the soul beyond the visible.
Digital drawing, 2026
Digital drawing, 2026
Digital drawing, 2026
Digital drawing, 2026
Digital drawing, 2026
