Love

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​​Goddess

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​​HAR/LOV/GOD

2010

42 cms 48 cms

Acrylic

Yes

Cotton

The goddess of love and white light is slowly arriving on a long enchanted bark with her maidens from the unknown rivers of joy to the fertile lands. The big dark tree is still obstructing the view into the deep valley, but not for very long, as the said tree is very old, ageing and in the process of dying. In Clouds, the goddess shines her bright light onto the path, not looking behind her, but straight onto the shores with great delight, knowing that a new dawn has come and the time to reappear has once again arrived. Clouds leaves a lot of room for the imagination of the wanderer, but the story behind should be kept in mind by the observer while constructing his or her own view of this depiction.​

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Unconditional Love

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HAR/LOV/UNC-LOV

2013

78 cms x 66 cms

Acrylic

Yes

Cotton

The story behind Unconditional Love occurred while Dagmar Popp was visiting an animal sanctuary. She was amazed by the apparent unconditional love shared between two (2) beautifully erected flamingos standing in a pond. The male flamingo was carefully observing his female counter part. The female flamingo stood strongly grounded in the water below, and the male could be seen searching for his balance producing a moment of mutual appreciation towards each other. It could naturally and apparently be seen that during this precious moment, both animals did not require anything else other than feeling their beating hearts connecting to the frequency of the other. The sign portrayed is that of unconditional love.

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​​Love Framed

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HAR/LOV/LOV-FRA

2012

76 cms x 52 cms

Acrylic

Yes

Cotton

In Love Framed, Dagmar Popp framed several symbols together. These various symbols stand for and represent different elements of grounding, harmony and balance, which when framed and merged together (as represented in this painting), establish inner security, confidence and happiness. The heart of the observer is filled with white magnetic light and the process relating thereto enables the activity potential for vast and extreme amounts of creativity, both from a conscious and sub-conscious point of view. The life force in human beings on planet Earth is sustained through creative dreams, desires and passion. Love is framed, but not locked away, it is very much visible, vibrant and active. 

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Fallen Angel

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HAR/LOV/FAL-ANG

2011

66 cms x 72 cms

Acrylic

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Cotton

Fallen Angel portrays a beautiful angel lying on soft grounds, looking at the unseen skies above her, searching for various answers, which have eluded her until now. She asks where does she comes from? Where does she go from this point on? Did her wings disappear or vanish, or are they still attached to her back, for she cannot see them anymore... The angel thinks to herself that she was born out of white light and harmony, pondering at her life, she is trying to understand the activations of various circumstances which she had planned a long time ago for her to experience throughout her path in life. Then she realises and accepts that her wings will stay with her, but only under the condition that she allows for them to stay and carry her forward.

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All images relating to the paintings of Dagmar Popp are copyrighted under Part II Section 3 of the Mauritius Copyright Act 2017