Kunstraum Seitz:
Picture "Water lily" (2024)
Picture "Water lily" (2024)
Kunstraum Seitz:
Picture "Water lily" (2024)
Picture "Water lily" (2024)
Quick info
Acrylic | Linen | Format 130 x 180 cm (H/W) | signed certificate of authenticity
Detailed description
Picture "Water lily" (2024)
The painting depicts a vibrant seascape dominated by turquoise and blue tones, rendered in an abstract and flowing manner. It is rich in reflections from the surrounding environment, with scattered water lily blossoms discernible. A hint of Monet is evident in the evolved and abstracted rendition of his famous water lilies. The viewer can sense the infinite tranquility and connection to nature, promising a beautiful day and inviting them on a journey of dreams.
About Kunstraum Seitz
I have enjoyed artistic design and drawing since I was a child.
Paint and paper were my favorite "toys".
I studied architecture and business administration and worked in various industries. As a sideline, I have repeatedly attended painting courses, seminars and painting events with various artists. In 2018, I made painting my main activity.
In phases when I wasn't painting, I was disconnected from myself. Something was missing in my life. It's the dance with my hands that takes place above the screen, which is connected to my soul
I need that.
The first idea for a picture comes suddenly. What I see every day, what I have been familiar with for a long time, suddenly becomes the idea for a painting or I am touched by something special, something new. I give more and more space to intuitive painting and often something different and unintentional emerges. I also often start a new painting to try it in a different way. It is exciting to see how different forces act on an impulse.
These impulses also guide my technical approach: Using thin paint, a small brush or charcoal, I place dots, lines, areas until a map emerges. Many superimposed, painted over. Openwork layers of paint in which the light refracts differently and an energetic luminosity is created through optical mixtures.
In the end, I have a painting full of beauty and joie de vivre. An area full of love.
