ohne Titel VII/22

This evocative painting captures a serene interior scene, depicting a softly made bed adorned with rich green and warm yellow pillows, inviting viewers into a tranquil space. Natural light filters through large, partially open windows adorned with lush green curtains, creating an atmosphere of calm and comfort. The colors exude a gentle warmth, with an earthy palette that includes deep greens, soft yellows, and muted beige tones, enhancing the overall sense of peace. The partially visible figure, depicted in an ethereal, almost dream-like manner, further adds to the atmosphere of relaxation and introspection.
This painting can effectively enhance various interior spaces such as a bedroom, reading nook, or study, providing a calming focal point that encourages relaxation and contemplation. Its soft hues and textures can complement a variety of decor styles, from modern minimalist to rustic chic.

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.