Constructing Childhood_113

This captivating artwork features two slender birch trees with distinctive white bark, highlighting their natural beauty against a warm, soft beige background. The trees are adorned with leafy green accents, creating a refreshing contrast while the gentle strokes suggest wind or movement. In the background, a subtle sketch of a building structure emerges, hinting at a harmonious blend of nature and architecture. The use of negative space enhances the overall composition, drawing attention to the trees while maintaining an airy atmosphere. The painting evokes a sense of nostalgia and tranquility, making it perfect for enhancing any living space.
This artwork is ideal for interior spaces such as living rooms, home offices, or cozy reading nooks. The serene palette and nature-inspired theme make it a great addition to modern, minimalist, or rustic-themed interiors, providing both comfort and style.

However, growing up in the countryside with a view to the factory of the Ilseder slag utilization, the field of tension of industry and nature has shaped me from childhood. These motifs always return to my work. However, this is not directly about memories, rather about the question, which can trigger a memory in us. We can't keep our whole life present. But there are moments, a certain scent, a landscape, a sound that brings out these memories. It is about this consciously perceived moment, which is linked to something from the past and thus creates a familiar feeling.