Der Tagesspiegel – "A Picture of a Woman" on Ekaterina Moré

Der Tagesspiegel – “Ein Bild von einer Frau”

Under the title “A Picture of a Woman,” Tagesspiegel Berlin dedicated a detailed article to the artist Ekaterina Moré, discussing her exhibition and her understanding of modern femininity in art. The central question: Are Muses still modern?

Since antiquity, muses have inspired artists, philosophers, and poets. But Moré flips the perspective: in her paintings, women are no longer objects, but subjects of inspiration. She creates contemporary muses – sensual, strong, and self-determined.

Her works, which were exhibited in Berlin, including on the Wall, show women in moments of serenity, strength, and joy of life. With vibrant colors, clear lines, and a touch of nostalgia, she combines classical elegance with modern symbolism. Her focus is not on ideal images, but on emotional authenticity.

"Femininity can also be dangerous," says the artist – referring to the power that arises when a woman is at peace with herself.

The article describes how Ekaterina Moré, with her painting, bridges the gap between tradition and the present, between aesthetic beauty and psychological depth. Her female portraits are not projections, but mirrors of inner freedom.

Having grown up in St. Petersburg and worked in Germany for many years, Moré combines influences of Art Deco, Film Noir, and emotional contemporary art into a distinctive visual language. The Tagesspiegel praised this mixture as "modern, sensual, and strong at the same time" – an artistic homage to the muses of our time.

The exhibition “Modern Muses” took place at Galerie Richter, Kurfürstendamm 188, and attracted numerous visitors who were touched by the radiant energy of her paintings.

Articles on the "Modern Muses" project