My new catalog "About Women" was created in collaboration with bestselling author and physician Dr. Ruediger Dahlke.
What significance do sensuality and eroticism have in our society? What is the role of women in our world, and do women and men perhaps yearn for more femininity?
In books such as "Mythos Erotik," Dr. Ruediger Dahlke addresses these questions; in my paintings, there are emotional answers. I wish you much joy in experiencing the wonderful feminine power.
“I am very pleased to be able to provide words to Ekaterina Moré's wonderful images of uninhibited and unabashed femininity. I find her paintings alluring and beautiful in a way that is no longer common today. Alluring because they turn us on, so to speak, and make us alive when we let ourselves go and welcome Venus back into our lives. Beautiful in the sense that with their joy of colors and life, they contribute to wholeness by making the archetype of Aphrodite-Venus, which is suspicious and disregarded in postmodern society, literally socially acceptable again. Venus is everywhere in the shadows, but she also belongs in the light and on the stage of life and, of course, art. Today, advertising tries to sell almost everything through Venusian charms, from cars to roast chickens, but she is suspect to decent society and its art, and the subject is avoided.
However, a cherished and avoided archetype is missing and must embody itself in shadow worlds, where it can become unpleasant and even dangerous, as we experience everywhere from advertising to erotic centers. In this respect, Ekaterina Moré's pictures are also healing in my eyes because they are committed to wholeness, bringing back what was lost and expressing what is missing uninhibitedly and beautifully. Therefore, I also thank the artist for her courage to expose herself to the accusations that all followers of Aphrodite-Venus face today. The joy she herself has in painting her motifs may more than compensate for this, and we can also feel it in these works, which actually have so little to do with work and so much with zest for life, sensory pleasure and the beauty of life…”
Dr. Ruediger Dahlke, bestselling author and physician, catalog "About Women"
