Training Season VI

Jette Leder (b1983 in Dresden) is a self-taught artist, she is continuously drawn to the intricate poetry found in the mundane, the everyday gestures that compose the symphony of human existence. Her artistic journey is an exploration of human expression, delving deep into its nuances and subtleties. She strives to capture the essence of humanity by zooming into the minutiae, pushing the boundaries of proximity until it evokes a visceral response from the viewer—a blend of discomfort and fascination.

​Drawing inspiration from the works of Lucien Freud, Egon Schiele, and Jenny Saville, she employs traditional painting techniques to carve out a space for self-discovery and reflection. Her palette is imbued with expressionistic colors, each hue echoing the complexities of the human psyche. Through the interplay of light and shadow, form and texture, she aims to capture the raw essence of existence, stripping away the veneer of societal constructs to reveal the raw beauty beneath.

In essence, her art is a celebration of the human form from a feminine perspective, a testament to its resilience and vulnerability. Central to her work is the question of how much of the human body is required to narrate the story of our humanity? Join her on a journey of introspection and celebration, where the raw beauty of existence takes center stage, inviting the viewer to reconsider perceptions and embrace the journey of self-discovery.