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The painting THINK POSITIVE was created in several layers using acrylic technique. The artist used various techniques - in addition to painting with a brush, she also used printing and scratching techniques. This created a certain depth in the picture, which can be assigned to the color field painting. The bright colors convey a positive mood. It is a painting on strong paper and is not framed. Passepartout and framing provide a wide range of presentation… options that can blend in with the surroundings or can stand out visually.
« For me, representational and abstract paintings play a synonymous role. When I look at my work, I have to say, "That's it!" »
Barbara Schauß is an established German painter whose works have been exhibited in regional and national exhibitions. Her love for art began as a child when she discovered her father's books of world famous paintings. Inspired by the Impressionist movement, Schauß was greatly moved to paint after seeing Monet's "Fields in Spring" and famous lily pads. She also experiments in abstract painting, working in both oils and acrylics. Schauß is compelled by colors and aims to represent an overall atmosphere, whether harmonious or discordant, through her work.