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Eine alte Spachtel

Birgit Urlbauer

2023 • Germany • Acrylic, Cement on Wood , Wood

13 x 13 in

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Birgit Urlbauer

Germany

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Medium : Acrylic, Cement on Wood , Wood
Framing : Framed
Dimensions : 13.4x13.4in

About this artwork

In this work I gave an old, worn spatula a place of honor. Together with an old piece of wood and newspaper I embedded it in rough cement plaster. Painted with colors that you sometimes still find in old houses.
The image combines painting with three-dimensional elements. The main colors are earthy tones such as brown, beige, and ochre, with some blue and green accents.The surface of the painting appears textured and shows signs of wear or weathering,… giving the work an aged and industrial look. In the center of the image there is an old palette knife, partially integrated into the painting surface. The palette knife looks rusty and also contributes to the weathered aesthetic of the image.The arrangement of textures, colors and the embedded tool give the impression of an industrial, almost dilapidated environment.

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Birgit Urlbauer

Germany

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Featured in gallery curations
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Birgit Urlbauer is a versatile artist with roots in material art and abstraction. She passionately experiments with structural pastes, marble powder and pigments, reviving old-fashioned materials such as wood and rust in dynamic compositions. Her approach aims to depict the beauty of aging surfaces and nature, carefully executed with harmonious color combinations to evoke positive emotions. Her art is an invitation to appreciate more deeply the aesthetics of life and change.

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