ohne Titel II/22

This striking piece captures the silhouette of a woman against an abstract background filled with vibrant colors and textures. The background showcases a blend of warm tones—rich reds, sunny yellows, and hints of green—that contrast beautifully with the pale, distressed texture of the figure's silhouette. The artist has cleverly utilized layering techniques, allowing glimpses of the background to peek through the fragmentary depiction of the woman, evoking a sense of mystery and depth. This artwork's modern aesthetic makes it suitable for various interior spaces, inviting a conversation about identity and perception.
This painting would make a stunning focal point in a modern living room or bedroom, perfect for enhancing a minimalist or contemporary interior design. Placed above a stylish sofa or a chic console table, it will add a potent blend of sophistication and intrigue to the space, drawing in the viewer's gaze and sparking dialogue.

How can the artistic act be portrayed artistically interesting through the media in times of constant stimulus? My answer is the carving out of the figure from the work that has been painted on wood plate – instead of a recognizable individual, an abstract surface is created in the wood that serves the viewer as a projection surface for his own ideas. So I also question our visual habits: what do we interpret? What beauty ideal does abstract forms transport? Do the ideals that form in our minds correspond to any reality? Or are they rather the result of a virtuous self-optimization force that young people can no longer escape? The reality emerges behind the idealized figure.