About

Heikedine Günther (*1966) is a Swiss contemporary artist based between Basel and Stalden, Switzerland. A painter, printmaker, and sculptor, her work explores the intersection of abstraction and natural forms, as well as the relationship between microcosm and macrocosm. Central to her practice is the concept of the Core – a symbol representing both potential and the existential longing for deeper meaning. Günther’s work is rooted in the belief that «form and color come together to create the image» and that all visual experience is subjective, shaped by individual perspective. She views her role as an artist as one of making the invisible visible – bringing to light the unseen energies and deeper truths that lie beneath the surface of existence. Her artistic approach is characterized by a playful yet experimental engagement with color, form, and materials. Drawing inspiration from nature, medieval art history, and Old Master techniques, Günther’s works are multi-layered, both visually and conceptually. Günther’s art has been featured in international exhibitions and is represented in European museums as well as numerous private collections worldwide. With her profound understanding of material, color, and technique, she continues to push the boundaries of abstract painting, offering viewers a space for introspection and connection to both personal and universal truth.