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Wasserfall

Birgit Urlbauer

2023 • Germany • Acrylic, Marble powder on Canvas

24 x 12 in

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Birgit Urlbauer

Germany

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Marble powder on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 23.6x11.8in

About this artwork

In this work I created the flowing, moving texture using texture paste and crackle paste. The left side of the painting, with its intense blues and greens and highly textured, cracked surface, can represent the rocky, uneven environment of a waterfall. These textures are reminiscent of rocks and the rough nature through which the water makes its way. The gradations of color convey the depth and movement of the water cascading from a rocky ledge.…
The right side of the painting, which is smoother and brighter, could symbolize the gentle spray or clear water surface after the water has fallen into a calmer area. The contrast between the textured and smooth surface highlights the dynamics of a waterfall - from the powerful movement of the falling water to the calming as it hits the surface.
For the viewer, the work conveys the idea of movement and calm in nature.

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Birgit Urlbauer

Germany

Credentials

Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

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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