Discover the creation in interiors
I painted this picture in portrait format.
Starting with a spontaneously designed, dark background, I wanted to develop the picture further into brightness. As the individual layers of color increased, the structure of a tree trunk with its smooth bark and slightly damaged areas became apparent to me on the right-hand side. When I entered my studio, I saw the picture (it was lying on the table) lying more horizontally and perceived a landscape leaning… towards autumn.
What would be your perspective?
The picture is made on a 0.5 cm thick wooden board and already mounted in a black frame, but without hanging hardware. You can attach this to the frame depending on the direction you want to give this picture.
Starting with a spontaneously designed, dark background, I wanted to develop the picture further into brightness. As the individual layers of color increased, the structure of a tree trunk with its smooth bark and slightly damaged areas became apparent to me on the right-hand side. When I entered my studio, I saw the picture (it was lying on the table) lying more horizontally and perceived a landscape leaning… towards autumn.
What would be your perspective?
The picture is made on a 0.5 cm thick wooden board and already mounted in a black frame, but without hanging hardware. You can attach this to the frame depending on the direction you want to give this picture.
- Medium : Acrylic, Staining on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11.8x15.7in
Andrea Titscherlein
Germany
"Art changes the atmosphere in a room. It can harmonize, activate, bring the interior together... The fact is: art works. My goal is to achieve this with my pictures."
For me there is not just one recurring style of painting.
It is certainly due to my enthusiasm for experimenting with different materials, in ever new worlds of colours and shapes.
But the main reason: I love harmoniously designed, individual spaces. Spaces that emphasize people's uniqueness. Spaces that enrich life.
An elementary design tool for this is images.
I paint mostly abstractly – but within this style the pictures are very different. Sometimes they are multi-coloured, sometimes more monochrome, sometimes very minimalistic, sometimes rich in detail, sometimes made with very different materials, sometimes just with acrylic. I use various surfaces such as canvas or wooden painting boards.
For me there is not just one recurring style of painting.
It is certainly due to my enthusiasm for experimenting with different materials, in ever new worlds of colours and shapes.
But the main reason: I love harmoniously designed, individual spaces. Spaces that emphasize people's uniqueness. Spaces that enrich life.
An elementary design tool for this is images.
I paint mostly abstractly – but within this style the pictures are very different. Sometimes they are multi-coloured, sometimes more monochrome, sometimes very minimalistic, sometimes rich in detail, sometimes made with very different materials, sometimes just with acrylic. I use various surfaces such as canvas or wooden painting boards.
Credentials
- Works on commission