Berlin student wins Caspar-David-Friedrich-Prize 2023: Art Student Isabell Alexandra Meldner convinces with poetic visual language and sensitivity to colors, light and shadow.

Greifswald- The artist's Isabell Alexandra Meldner from Berlin has been awarded the Caspar-David-Friedrich Prize 2023. The jury praised her poetic visual language and sensitivity to colors, light and shadow. Meldner who studies at the Dresden University of Fine Arts combines various media in their work.

In addition to the award, the 28-year-old also opened her solo exhibition "Time Takes Too Long to Last". This includes installations, photographs, videos and sound work. Time plays an important role in her artistic work. The exhibition will be shown for two months and is part of the Caspar David Friedrich Prize, which also includes prize money of 2500 euros also the release of a postcard series.

This year 30 young artists applied for the award. It is awarded by the Caspar-David Friedrich Society at the art universities in Dresden and Copenhagen as well as at the Caspar-David Friedrich Institute in Greifswald. The young price is awarded in Greifswald, the birthplace of the romantic painter.

Isabell Alexandra Meldner, a art student from Berlin, was awarded the Caspar David Friedrich Prize 2023. Above all, the jury praised its poetic visual language and its ability to use colors, light and shadow sensitively. Meldner who studies at the Dresden University of Fine Arts works in her works with various media.

In addition to the award, the artist opened her solo exhibition "Time Takes Too Long to Last", in which she presented installations, photographs, videos and sound work. The topic of time plays an important role in Meldner's artistic work. The exhibition is shown for two months and is part of the Caspar David Friedrich Prize. This includes a prize money of 2500 euros and the publication of a postcard series.

The Caspar-David Friedrich Prize is advertised by the Caspar-David-Friedrich-Gesellschaft and is aimed at young artists. This year, 30 participants applied. The price is awarded by the art universities in Dresden and Copenhagen and the Caspar David Friedrich Institute in Greifswald. The award ceremony will take place in Greifswald, the birthplace of the name -giving painter of Romanticism.