He had discovered a way to merge into his surroundings, in his room and every thing was around him showed a silent, melancholy manner. The photographs were medium of mediation. .
Munch lives in Berlin and works on the Frieze of Life motifs in 1893.
At the end of April 1885, Edvard Munch was able to travel abroad for the first time. .
He went first to Antwerp, where he exhibited a work in the Norwegian exhibition at the world's fair.
Munch's work are used so much public controversy that they were with drawn.
Munch spent most of the 15 years in Germany, he returned to Norway after a nervous breakdown in 1908. He lived there until he dead on Jan 13, 1944.
By 1889, he had developed an existential art in which psychic realities were convincingly visualized in terms of personal symbols powerfully undulating linear patterns, and expressively distorted color, among his favorite themes were seduction, jealousy, illness and death, in which woman was featured as a demonic embodiment of the life-force.
Many of Munch's work were produced in the decade 1890-1900, such as Death in the sick chamber, Puberty and Dance of Life. He also produced influential works of graphic art, using at time the subject matter of his paintings, suck as The Cry.
His depiction of the Sick Child, which employed a motif of popular among Norwegian realist artists, coloristically, rendered a mood of melancholy depression serving as a pictorial memorial to his dead sister, because of universal critical rejection, Munch turned briefly to a more conservative style and through the large painting spring a more academic version of the Sick Child.
He obtained state support for study in France.
Munch's night In ST. cloud embodied a renewed interest in spiritual content, this painting served as a memorial to his father by presenting the artist objected state of mind.
He identified his paintings as "Symbolism: Nature viewed through a temperament".