Simone Dubo

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1989 to 1991 German School Santiago de Chile

1997 High School Diploma, John Lennon Gymnasium Berlin

1998 to 2001 Best-Sabel - Bildungsstudio School Berlin

2001 Graduated in Graphic Design

2001 Group Graduation Exhibition, Graphic Design, Best-Sabel - Bildungsstudio School Berlin

2015 Group Exhibition, Berlin Treptow, Behringstraße 6

2016 Exhibition, Berlin AM

2017 Exhibition, Berlin AM

2019 Group Exhibition, Max Liebermann House at the Brandenburg Gate

2021 Exhibition, Knowledge City Berlin, presented by Mayor Michael Müller - Rotes Rathaus

2021 Group Exhibition, Brunnentreff Berlin

2022 Group Exhibition "Work in Progress", Brunnentreff Berlin

2022 Usedom Summer Studio Exhibition

2023 Usedom Summer Studio Exhibition

2024 Usedom Summer Studio Exhibition

2025 Usedom Summer Studio Exhibition

Simone Dubo is the daughter of Gudrun Dubo, who paints in her free time. She sparked her interest in painting through visits to nature. Among other things, she took her to a river near Grimma, when she was 12 years old. It was a profound and fascinating experience to be able to paint in nature in the tall grass with mothers oil paint.These excursions, among others, ultimately led her to begin training as a graphic designer.After graduating from high school, she attended the Best - Sabel - Bildungsstudio for graphic design, graduating with a degree in graphic design.After a long period of illness, the effects of which she still feels today, she began painting again in 2010.She finds inspiration in many areas: nature, city, science, society. And she constantly moves between forests and the city.Michael Hegewald was one of her teachers, who taught her the basics of painting. Further training and courses in painting followed with Ellena Olsen and Rasema Santic.As well as, above all, self-taught in her Berlin studio. And after forays into nature on the Baltic Sea. Already fascinated by the properties of cardboard and paper in her childhood and youth, (she built, among other things, shoebox cities) she returned to working with paper and in an exciting, exploratory and playful process, developed the kq technique. In this technique, she applies acrylic paint directly from the tube onto the paper. It is then crumpled and opened again.After a brief initial phase of folding, she later moved on to crumpling the paper.

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