Am Waldrand

This artwork features a textured surface with a predominantly earthy color palette, showcasing shades of brown, gray, and black. The piece is adorned with abstract markings that evoke a sense of depth and intrigue. A circular detail, possibly a depiction of a moon or sun, draws the eye and adds a focal point to the otherwise linear and chaotic composition. The brushstrokes and patterns suggest an organic quality, reminiscent of weathered surfaces or natural landscapes, conveying a rustic charm that invites contemplation.

This painting would be a striking addition to modern or minimalistic interiors, fitting beautifully in living rooms, studies, or creative spaces to inspire thought and conversation. It can also serve as a statement piece in galleries or art spaces that appreciate abstract interpretations of natural elements.

The image is part of the series Tar Trails. It shows line-shaped repair work of asphalt cracks, from single motifs composed tar signs on the underground of the asphalt.

Every street has its own micro climate, its own compound and depth of the road surface, its own character of weathering and renovation. Each image shows the tar trails of one street each in Munich.