Large-format graphite drawing showing the back of a human torso with detailed shading.
Graphite study with delicate linework and detailed shading.
Graphite drawing with pronounced light-dark contrast and human forms.
A cropped view of the human body rendered precisely in graphite on paper.
Figurative graphite drawing with soft transitions and visible paper texture.
Bischofshofen · Austria

Contemporary Drawing · Graphite on Paper

Dominique
Ehrensberger

Graphite, paper, time and perception. Quiet visual spaces between vulnerability and presence.

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Practice

What matters is not the visible itself, but what can be felt within it.

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Work

A selection from the current drawing practice, presented as a coherent visual world rather than a loose portfolio.

Current Series

Body Series

The body as a carrier of emotion, memory and identity.

This series emerged from the question of how much a body can tell when everything distracting is removed. No colour. No background. No context. What remains is skin, muscle, posture and the tension between them.

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Studio

Inside the process

Each drawing takes weeks. Layer by layer, line by line.

Working process in the studio
01Working process
Graphite and paper during the working process
02Material
Large-format graphite drawing in the studio
03Work in the studio

The Artist

Dominique
Ehrensberger

“I do not draw what I see. I draw what I sense beneath the surface.”

Dominique Ehrensberger lives and works in Bischofshofen, Austria. Her large-format graphite drawings explore the human body as a carrier of emotion, memory and identity.

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