Works

Welcome to vestamagdalena.com, the new domain of artist Vesta Magdalena, formerly known as Thomas Sing.

Great to have you here! Feel free to explore my paintings and photography and use the mail link to get in touch.

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Oil painting by artist Vesta Magdalena Sing
Thomas Sing | Contémplation 0034: In hitziger begerunge | 50 x 70 cm (framed) | photography, painting and writing | China ink, shellack 24 ct gold on silver gelatin print | 2019 |
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Vesta Magdalena artist, photography and text
UNTIL I BREAK
Thomas Sing | Contémplation 0034: In hitziger begerunge | 50 x 70 cm (framed) | photography, painting and writing | China ink, shellack 24 ct gold on silver gelatin print | 2019 |

„[Vesta Magdalena]’s art is an austere exercise and quiet meditation embedded in a fabric of spirituality and eroticism. A search for traces of the glowing core of the self, the unspeakable and the self-surrender in surrender.“

(Jan-Philipp Frühsorge: Les Danaïdes.
In: Les Danaïdes, exhibition catalogue,
publ. by Christian Berst, Paris 2022, S. 24)

Thomas Sing, Under The Skin, 2023, oil on canvas
Thomas Sing, The Promise, 2024, oil on linen

Vesta Magdalena Sing (formerly known as Thomas Sing) is a contemporary figurative artist whose work explores the complexities of the human experience through hyper-realistic portraits and evocative scenes, addressing themes of identity, intimacy and transgression.

She lives and works between Augsburg, Venice and Paris.

More about her works:
Oil Paintings
Contemplations (ink and gold on silver gelatine / fine-art prints)

Artist books:
Liminal (2023)
Hard Theory (2020)
Until I Break (2017)

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Thomas Sing, Under The Skin, 2023, oil on canvas