Abstract composition of a misty seascape featuring a textured gradient from indigo and violet at the top to white at the bottom. In the top left quadrant, a dark violet and stark white band add the impression of a dense rain cloud just beyond the horizon.
Easter in Sweden (2013)
Acrylic on canvas
30 x 60cm
Current location unknown
Abstract composition of a misty seascape featuring a textured gradient from indigo and violet at the top to white at the bottom. In the top left quadrant, a dark violet and stark white band add the impression of a dense rain cloud just beyond the horizon.
Easter in Sweden (2013)
Acrylic on canvas
30 x 60cm
Current location unknown
Abstract composition of overlapping horizontal and vertical bars in varying shades of blue and green. A textured field of yellow, white, and red paint cuts across the lower left toward the right centre.
BalkenBruch (2013)
Acrylic on canvas
120 x 60cm
Artist´s collection, Oldenburg
Have fun discovering!
My favourite song of theirs is "Alkaline". I´m curious to find out what you think of their stuff.
Emily Snee makes great videos :)
I don´t know what to say. I think you´re awesome. And I can´t be alone in having good taste in humans.
*As long as you continue to be you, then the patience you are exercising now in finding the "right" person - or the "right-now" person will be worth it.
*Holding thumbs for you*
A textured abstract composition featuring a gradient that transitions from warm rose pink in the upper section to deep indigo and violet tones below. Delicate linear elements in white and indigo intersect the gradient on the right.
Alpha and Omega (2012)
Acrylic on canvas
105 x 85cm (framed)
Private collection, Edewecht
Abstract composition - structured around five planets of varying scale, which serve as the central visual elements of the painting. A lime and grass-green planet appears in the upper-left quadrant, while a green-and-orange planet occupies the right-centre. In the upper right, a peony pink and deep magenta planet balances the composition. A large pink planet emerges partially from the left edge, extending from the centre toward the lower portion of the canvas, suggesting continuation beyond the frame. The composition is visually divided into an upper and lower half: the upper portion is rendered in deep blue tones, while the lower half transitions into lighter blues and pale moss green. At the centre of this blue-and-green cascade rests a small yellow-and-orange planet. The scene is accented with delicate dappled spots of pastel green and yellow, evoking thoughts of distant stars, asteroids, and planets, which contribute to a sense of depth and cosmic movement.
Planets I (2014)
Acrylic on board
20 x 30cm
Artist´s Collection, Oldenburg
Visual humour cue noted. Pop-culture makes it seem like we are monsters if we don´t "like" ourselves. IMO it´s optional. What´s important is that we treat ourselves like someone we like a lot - and that usually means eat some veggies, listen to good music and hang out with friends sometimes. ¯\(ツ)/¯
Spacial Gravity (2013)
50 x 40cm
Artist´s Collection, Oldenburg
This abstract work depicts half of a woman’s face, with her lips, eyelashes, and hair rendered in shades of blue and green. Her flowing hair transforms into an ocean, carrying a setting orange sun and a full moon. The background sky transitions in a soft gradient from deep blue at the top to silver-grey along the horizon.
Girl (2006)
Acrylic on canvas
57 x 44cm
Current location unknown
Once upon a time, I decided to stay home on new year´s eve, no alcohol, just doing a puzzle. It wasn´t active social rebellion, it was just what I wanted to do. It turned out I enjoyed it. Well done you, for doing what you want to do, and not what you think is expected.
Abstract shapes on a gradient backdrop of a rose-pink to tangerine orange sky.
Eclipse (2011)
Acrylic on Canvas
30 X 30cm
Private collection, Oldenburg
Tonal backdrop of tropical and pastel greens, with a white bridge between the foreground and the background. Red stripes in the top third of the painting are flanked by red and white spots and dots.
Peppermint Candy Cane (2014)
Acrylic on Canvas
40 X 60cm
Private collection, Oldenburg
Winged angel with fire-orange flowing hair, grey wings and a green dress on a backdrop of a dusky sky, with orange and salmon tones in the lower half of the picture, transitioning into pale cerulean to navy blues, with smattering of white clouds. The foreground features a single emerald-green curling vine in the bottom right quadrant of the painting, with the letters "S" and "P" to the left of the vine.
Final Flight (2009)
Acrylic on canvas
40 X 30cm
Private collection, Southend-on-Sea
Abstract coastal landscape on a Winter evening. The top of the sky is white to grey, moving into bright blue and purple tones through the centre. The bottom quarter of the painting features a pale woad-blue sea meeting a slate grey clay mud beach.
Dangast (2012)
Acrylic on canvas
55 X 45cm
Private collection, Edewecht
Abstract mountain landscape featuring conifers and a path flanked by pebbles. A full moon illuminates the scene, with the silhouette of tree on the horizon leading up to a constellation of stars forming the artist´s signature. The scene is rendered mainly in black, blue and green, with the moon and details in white.
Schwarzwald I (2011)
Acrylic on Canvas
30cm X 30cm
Private collection, Freiburg
In the next few days, I want to share a few "winter-ish" pictures with you. I´ve been living in the northern Hemisphere for over a decade and snow in December still feels special to me. For now, it´s only in my paintings, but I wont be stopped from singing... "Do you want to build a snowmaaaaan?"
It´s a privilage to be around when the first post happens :)
Welcome to ... Well, whatever you shape your echoe-chamber to be :)
It´s for a dress re-hearse-al.
Caramel-brown overlapping misshapen circles on a white background. In the centre, is the word "Pancakes", underneath, a cartoon button nose and a smile.
ART is not about the artist, or style, or price. Art is defined by what it makes you feel. A 2AM-scribbled-in Paint note to self, that I want to make pancakes. Lumpy batter means the pancakes will take a while and I am still smiling. Because of this picture. What made you smile today? That´s ART.
Is this a Soylent Green reference?
Ladies, Gents and all between and beyond.
Desert Bus 2025 is now departing for fun, joy, hijinks and a whole lot of hope!
Let’s prepare to get silly for a good cause!
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Abstract snow-covered landscape featuring a small hut with orange detailing and a bare tree. Two smoke spires rise from the hut and the hill behind it, forming the letters “S” and “P.” The scene is rendered mainly in black, white, and blue.
Snow Hill (2010)
Acrylic on canvas
40 X 30cm
Private collection, Georgia
Och, this is beautiful! It might have taken an age, but it seems to me, it was worth every brush stroke. I like this.
In photography, it´s not about the subject you are capturing, but the moment you choose to capture - and how you develop the image. In painting subjects from "real" life, the artist chooses which parts of the scene to accentuate, and which parts are irrelevant; the bird´s coolness becomes the Art.
I get odd ads too sometimes. And sometimes the ads are so far off base, that they come full circle, and I learn something new :)
I hope you have a wonderful day. For example a day in which you get to smell something that makes you smile. My favourite smell recently has been a freshly sliced apple.
This photo looks like a painting! Wow.
The left wing makes it look like the bird is about to "dab".