Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Plexiglas With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 43.3in, Height: 63in, Depth: 0.2in
About this artwork
Orange drip, as the name suggests, is color that has been thrown onto the screen. Here the picture called for Quinacridone Nickel and Indian Yellow. They are very powerful colors that communicate with a poured, more fluid white. For me it seems like a meditation, a pictorial language known from the Asian region, the Buddhist Zen painting, or ink painting. Just like the artists from Japan and China, this is about the concentrated moment and letting…
go. In this case, there is no longer any intervention using oil sticks.
I paint with acrylic, special gels and painting materials that allow durability on the acrylic glass, as well as with ink, pigments, charcoal, pencil and oil sticks. I color and glue paper, remove it again, I grind the acrylic glass and thereby provoke refractions of light that act like accents.
I paint with acrylic, special gels and painting materials that allow durability on the acrylic glass, as well as with ink, pigments, charcoal, pencil and oil sticks. I color and glue paper, remove it again, I grind the acrylic glass and thereby provoke refractions of light that act like accents.
Anneke Gräper
Germany
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Artworks are more healing and more necessary than we often think. »
Anneke Gräper is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist based in Germany whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in France, Spain, Austria, and Switzerland. For her, art is healing and it is a means of exploration, of unintentional action, of letting go, of chance, and comprises the inner and subtle connection between the things in life. Gräper's distinctive artistic expression is translated through painting, photography, illustration, and printmaking.