ohne Titel XV/13

This vibrant painting features a figure in a relaxed pose, seated against a colorful, intricately designed rug. The figure, depicted largely in silhouette, contrasts with the vivid textile patterns beneath. They are wearing black stockings, complementing the bold hues of the surrounding fabrics. A cozy bedspread in rich reds and blues is draped casually to the side, creating a sense of warmth and intimacy. The background includes tall, slender sticks that suggest an indoor setting with a view, adding depth to the composition while the neutral colors of the walls provide a calming ambiance.
This painting would be a striking addition to a modern living space or a chic bedroom, enhancing the environment with its bold colors and suggestive narrative. It works beautifully in spaces aiming for a contemporary or eclectic style, whether hung above a sofa, a bed, or even in an art-focused hallway. Its intimate theme can spark conversation and provide a personal touch to interior decor.

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.