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 Poetry by Clemens Rettich Business Coach, Writer, Workshop Leader In the hot sun Glued to the rocks Grim and razor sharp Dune grass and roses Woven and rooted Deep in the sand Bending but rising From any wind Gulls on the shore Heads tucked back Waiting for the storm Looking like They will wait for . . . → Read More: It is in our blood  Inspired by the houses on the Island but – I never lived in a house like that it is a bit utopia -have no real connection to them except that they are belonging to the whole theme of things – Island – Water – sky and the windbreaker walls with rugosa roses, we called them “Sylt Rosen”. this will be . . . → Read More: A Project  A tidal way (Priel) Photo The North-See is way out, it is low tide “Wattenmeer” Wadden Sea – Mad Flats, under national heritage protection: between the Island and the Mainland acrylic/canvas 30×56 Stille Wasser sind tief (Still waters are deep) acrylic/canvas 30×56″ Lighthouse Island . . . → Read More: Where I should live – but don’t  Der Werdegang: to get there It is not so important what the end-result is but the way to get there. Your whole being is involved to get there, you forget the unpleasantness of life for a while and concentrate of what is in front of you, to create – to make something that has . . . → Read More: Der Werdegang { development }  In the hot sun dunes grass and roses Woven and rooted deep in the sand Bending but rising from any wind Gulls on the shore head tucked back Waiting for the storm looking like They will wait forever the tide always floods again The moon always comes around Everything here waits Poetry by Clemens . . . → Read More: In the hot sun  1898 1909 1926 1944 The central theory of Wassily Kandinsky’s abstraction idea was that there is such a thing as inner necessity that is capable of determining the outward form of . . . → Read More: Wassily Kandinsky 
Second part of ”See Stuecke” “Weather Painting” four as one – each 10×7″ My paintings are a confluence of abstraction and realism evolving from natural seascapes. Also based on the reality of seascapes the composition is generated in the studio and evolves into inner meaning of my live “Color Rising with . . . → Read More: “Seestuecke” (sea scapes) – continues …. dunes…. weather 
I follow you out into open water
Hovering between blue and green
Never looking up; never looking back
Deep into the abyss under endless surges
You erode me and rebuild me
Washing over me in swells and fingers
You speak to . . . → Read More: Water Ways 
Decay and re-growth Mysterious and misty, windblown and rain-saturated, these are some words I would use to describe the rainforest on Haida-Gwaii These islands are a wonder on the West Coast of British Columbia. There is a constant life cycle going on in the rain forest, decay and re-growth acrylic/canvas 20×30″ $600.00 . . . → Read More: Rain Forest – Haida Gwaii  As much as like to drink the wines and learn the professional language of describing the taste of this adorable liquid and bring that to life into my world of colors my thoughts go often back to the SEA – so my dear followers – I will dip my soul into it and see . . . → Read More: SPLASH |
 Welcome to my blog. This is written for you my readers and you who collect my paintings. Because you are interested in my work you naturally want to know more about the creator - me - and that is why I started to write a bit about myself and the person behind the art work. I have my studio in Abbotsford B.C. Canada but grew up on the small Island of Sylt in the German Noth Sea, the beginning of my fascination with water and the sky. Please, feel free to email if you have any questions or comments!
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