Lilith 1989

Anselm Kiefer’s 1989 work, “Lilith,” is a prime example of the artist’s signature style, utilizing layered materials and complex imagery to create a powerful and enigmatic visual experience. The artwork’s textured surface, evocative of ancient ruins, is reminiscent of the artist’s exploration of German history and mythology, suggesting a sense of loss and the weight of the past. The use of earthy tones and organic textures adds to the overall feeling of decay and the passage of time. "Lilith" is a compelling example of Kiefer's art, which often evokes a sense of awe and unease in the viewer.