Apfelbaum
Acrylic, Lacquer on Canvas
51x42in
$2,370
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Christian Büffel
Germany
Artist highlights
- Covered by the Press
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Watercolor on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x27.6in
About this artwork
The picture shows a forest-lake combination in spring.
It is a work from Christian's semi-abstract picture series. Painted in acrylic on canvas.
It is a work from Christian's semi-abstract picture series. Painted in acrylic on canvas.
Christian Büffel
Germany
Credentials
- Covered by the Press
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« In a painting, the one moment of first visual contact counts. This moment must lead to an inner explosion. »
"My work is an investigation into the boundary between creation and decay. In a world that increasingly demands structure, I use abstraction to depict the uncontrollable."
The process often begins with large, intuitive layers of color that create atmospheric depth and emotional weight. Over this foundation, I lay a network of fine, highly dynamic lines. These fragments act as visual anchors—they represent the human striving for order within a chaotic space.
For me, a work is complete when the tension between the tranquility of its depths and the nervousness of its surface reaches a fragile equilibrium. I don't want to confront the viewer with a ready-made answer, but rather open a space where feeling takes precedence over understanding. My art is not a depiction of reality, but a cartography of the inner self.
The process often begins with large, intuitive layers of color that create atmospheric depth and emotional weight. Over this foundation, I lay a network of fine, highly dynamic lines. These fragments act as visual anchors—they represent the human striving for order within a chaotic space.
For me, a work is complete when the tension between the tranquility of its depths and the nervousness of its surface reaches a fragile equilibrium. I don't want to confront the viewer with a ready-made answer, but rather open a space where feeling takes precedence over understanding. My art is not a depiction of reality, but a cartography of the inner self.
