ohne Titel II/23

This striking artwork features the silhouette of a figure partially obscured against a richly colored background. The figure is represented in a unique manner, using wood grain textures that add an organic and tactile quality. The surrounding environment depicts a room with classical architectural features, including large windows and elegant furnishings, suggesting a blend of contemporary and traditional styles. The contrast between the natural wood textures of the figure and the more refined details of the room creates a thought-provoking and intriguing piece.
This painting would be a stunning focal point in a modern living room, adding depth and character to the decor. It could also serve as a conversation starter in a gallery-style hallway or an artistic bedroom space, complimenting minimalist or eclectic interiors with its unique thematic appeal.

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.