FERESHTEH STOECKLEIN studied Interior Design in U.S.A and Dusseldorf in Germany. Studies of Fine Art began with oil painting the "French Impressionist School of Painting - Ecole des Arts Francais".

Bathers 90cm x 120cm acrylic

As she lived in many countries in the world and her search for fulfillment of her art, it was during her stay in the Far East (Malaysia) that she was inspired by Chinese Brush Painting. She joined the Academy of Chinese Brush Painting and also learnt from three Chinese brush painting Masters in the art of Calligraphy, Chinese Ink & Colour Brush Painting. She learnt that every brush stroke has special meaning that symbolizes and is influenced by Chinese tradition, religion and philosophy.

Flamenco dancers 70cm x 100cm oil & acrylic

Later she returned to Germany where she joined the "Fachhoch Schule" in Duesseldorf  and studied at the German School of Expressionist Painting working with watercolours and acrylic paints on large canvasses and  paper.

With the artist's form of expression in watercolour, Chinese brush, or acrylics, she recreates scenes from Africa, Far-East, South America, and Europe, that mediates a calming peaceful impression allowing a temporary inclusion of the observer to enter and experience the unique and spontaneous harmony of the paintings.

The Artist is a member of the Autoren Galerie and Atelier Project in Munich, Germany.

Charissa 40cm x 50cm acrylic

Previous Exhibitions

1986 Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
1990 Hilton Hotel Duesseldorf Germany
1990 Schnitzler Beauty Spa Duesseldorf Germany
1991 University of Duesseldorf Duesseldorf Germany
1994 Galerie Am Bachfeld Muenchen Germany
1994 Autoren Galerie Muenchen Germany
1995 Safir Hotel Kuwait Group Exhibition
1996 Das Sekretariat Gmbh Muenchen Germany
1996 Autoren Galerie Muenchen Germany Group Exhibition
1997 Autoren Galerie Muenchen Germany Group Exhibition
1998 Autoren Galerie Muenchen Germany Group Exhibition
1999 Autoren Galerie Muenchen Germany Group Exhibition
1999 Sheraton Hotel Muenchen Germany
1998-2002 Permanent Galerie Muenchen Germany Arabella Haus Sheraton Hotel

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