Imitation by Emy Maike

The photographer Emy Maike is a patient observer with a focus on the adventure in the working process. During her excursions into nature, she takes its influences into her state of mind then processes it into moving images that also transport viewers into a new world, conveying the positive impact of experiencing nature on people.

Emy Maike has called abstract colors of thought Imitation, because in the face of an ever faster and more rational world she believes unswervingly in man's actual striving for harmony and beauty.

With her dynamically and expressionistically characterized paintings, she intends to transport the viewer into a pleasant world of "good" thoughts.

"The experience of abstract Imitation I have gained in the past years are playful abstracting and experimental images of reality. My goals are to explore all photographic possibilities, namely the effect of the interplay of aperture, light, and shutter speed as well as the intentional movement of the camera or the subject up to the classical alienation by modern image processing."

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