• Woodcut with two cats by Julian F. Kirchner
  • Detail of woodcut with two cats by Julia F. Kirchner
  • Detail of woodcut with two cats by Julian F. Kirchner
  • Detail of woodcut with two cats by Julian F. Kirchner
  • Detail of woodcut with two cats by Julian F. Kirchner
  • Dark wood picture frame corner on a white background, dark alder frame slat
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Woodcut 'Superstitious Murmurs' by Julian Felix Kirchner

Woodcut 'Superstitious Murmurs' by Julian Felix Kirchner

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The image depicts two stylized black cats with striking yellow eyes set against an abstract background. One cat sits upright while the other tilts its head curiously. The background features playful elements like playing card symbols, giving no tangible hints about the setting of the scene.

Superstitious Murmurs, 2025
Woodcut on paper 
116 x 86 cm
Edition: 3 | signed & numbered

With certificate of authenticity

Low stock: 2 left

Note

Due to the manual printing technique, there may be slight deviations that emphasize the individual character of each sheet.

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Dark wood picture frame corner on a white background, dark alder frame slat

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  • Cologne studio of Julian Felix Kirchner
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  • Artist Julian Felix Kirchner in his Cologne studio

About Julian Felix Kirchner

Julian Felix Kirchner (born 1983 in Schweinfurt, Germany) is a Cologne-based artist working primarily with woodcut. A graduate of the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, he explores gesture, texture, and abstraction through traditional printmaking techniques such as the lost plate process. His recent solo exhibitions include On Top of the Number Row (Cologne, 2024) and Amalgam at Kunstverein Schweinfurt (2025).

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About Woodcut

One of the oldest printmaking methods, woodcut has been used for centuries to create bold, graphic imagery. Woodcut is a relief printmaking technique in which artists carve an image into a wooden block, leaving raised areas to receive ink. Prints made from the block reveal bold lines, textures, and contrasts.

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