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Beata Honert
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
Horizon Study II explores the horizon as a transition between near and far, stillness and depth. Layers of transparent blue and turquoise tones create an open, atmospheric pictorial space in which light and color slowly shift.
The horizon does not appear as a clear line, but as a soft transition – a silent space between the color zones. This creates a calm, contemplative work that depicts less a place than a feeling of vastness, stillness, and… spatial orientation.
The horizon does not appear as a clear line, but as a soft transition – a silent space between the color zones. This creates a calm, contemplative work that depicts less a place than a feeling of vastness, stillness, and… spatial orientation.
Beata Honert
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Born in Poland and raised in Germany, my artistic journey has been characterized by curiosity, movement, and cultural diversity. Five years in America broadened my perspective on the world in a lasting way – impressions that continue to influence my work today.
In my studio near Osnabrück, I translate emotions, encounters, and memories into abstract paintings. I work with acrylics and oils, layering, reducing, and allowing an open dialogue to emerge between the artwork and the viewer.
My art is an invitation to pause, feel and discover – because what begins on the canvas is allowed to live on in the viewer.
In my studio near Osnabrück, I translate emotions, encounters, and memories into abstract paintings. I work with acrylics and oils, layering, reducing, and allowing an open dialogue to emerge between the artwork and the viewer.
My art is an invitation to pause, feel and discover – because what begins on the canvas is allowed to live on in the viewer.
