“My ideal artist is someone who brings a bit of the magic of heaven down to earth by making it visible or perceptible. Meditation has allowed me time and again to touch a heavenly state of bliss and joy!”
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Alina Paomi Schreuer, originally from Austria, currently lives in Prague with her Ukrainian husband.
She studied fine arts for two years and then went on to studying Landscape Architecture,
in which she got her Masters degree. At the moment she teaches German part-time and is working on various art projects including restoration of frescos, illustration, sculpting and painting. She aims to set herself up as a free-lance artist.
Work process
Artworks
PAINTING
Series Shri Ganesha
Series Animals

Horses running on the beach, 2018,
42x56 cm, watercolour on paper,
not available

Black horse in the snow, 2018,
30x40 cm, watercolour on paper,
not available

Black bull, 2011,
30x40 cm, watercolour on paper,
not available
Series Moods of nature
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Sunny river Borbera, 2010,
30x50 cm, oil on paper,
not available

Himalayan Landscape, 2009,
50x70, oil on cardboard,
available

Danube floodplain, 2010,
39x50 cm, pastel on paper,
not available

Cannes sea view, 2010,
40x49 cm, pastel on paper,
available

Cairns Beach, 2009,
50x70, oil on cardboard,
available

Borbera Valley with Willow Thickets, 2008,
30x40 cm, crayon on paper,
not available

Blooming summer garden, 2010,
50x70, oil on paper,
not available

Autumn tree, 2008,
30x40 cm, crayon on paper,
not available
DRAWING
Series Book illustrations. Flower Children
The illustrations were made in 2010 and were meant to illustrate a children’s’ book by Sia Reddy about a seed and its journey towards becoming a flower. The book was never published, but the writer and I will make efforts to pick up the project again. In the beginning the seed called Mika is still with its mother flower - a daisy. One day she says that the time has come for the seed to become a flower. So the wind carries Mika away. The seed (or flower child) enjoys the whirling ride on the wind and lands on a rock. The rock urges the seed to move on. Next Mika falls in the water. The water urges the seed to move on for it will not be able to grow into a flower in the water. The waves carry Mika to the shore. There he is warmed and dried by a fire. Finally after travelling with the wind for a long time the wind dropped little Mika on the Mother Earth. She covered him with layers of earth for him to sleep and rest and finally in spring to grow out of the earth to become a beautiful daisy himself. The story symbolises the journey of the human soul from complete spiritual union to being separated, roaming about the earth in a potential state (the seed), gathering experience, being helped by the elements and finally having one’s second birth with the help of Mother Earth and becoming again the flower, the spiritually elevated being that one originally was.
Craft
Series Pottery by hand

Europa, 2019,
mixed clay vase,
8x14 cm, hand-built ceramics,
available

Jupiter, 2019,
mixed clay vase,
16x28 cm, hand-built ceramics,
replica available

Deepsea bowl, 2019,
15x32 cm,
ceramics,
replica available

Desert pool turquoise, 2019,
5x15 cm,
ceramics,
replica available

Specks of brown bowl, 2019,
4-6x12 cm,
ceramics,
available

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Series Historic Sculptures

Bust of Shri Mataji, 2019,
27x36x38 cm,
modelling clay,
cast available

Relief of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, 2017,
~30x35 cm,
alabaster gipsum,
cast available

Bust of Wolfgang A. Mozart, 2018,
20x33x35 cm,
modelling clay,
cast available

Bust of Maria Theresa, 2017,
25x32x34 cm,
alabaster gipsum,
available



