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Cornelia Wilke-Leptin
Germany
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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 : 19.7x15.7in
About this artwork
A powerful swirl of turquoise and petrol blue, a mysterious opening in the space. Delicate transitions of warm pink, violet, and gold frame the dynamic movement and lend the work a floating lightness. The combination of Stockmar watercolors and acrylics creates transparent depths and simultaneously textured accents on the canvas. The painting exerts a pull between tranquility and energy—meditative yet full of inner movement. It invites the viewer…
on their own journey.
Cornelia Wilke-Leptin
Germany
Cornelia Wilke-Leptin has lived on her organic farm near Lake Wittensee, close to Eckernförde, for 30 years. This special place is ideal for creative pursuits. As a young woman, she taught at both a grammar school and a Waldorf school. After working with watercolors and gouache for many years, she discovered acrylic painting about seven years ago. During her art history studies, she had gained some experience with oil painting, which she then built upon. She now also uses squeegees, trowels, palette knives, and cardboard to create beautiful works on canvas.
The artist is essentially a shaman, patiently applying paint in a kind of ritual, waiting for a response, an inspiration. Just think of the fascinating videos in which artists use often extraordinary tools to apply paint to the canvas. For Cornelia, this is what is truly new that abstract art can offer us.
The artist is essentially a shaman, patiently applying paint in a kind of ritual, waiting for a response, an inspiration. Just think of the fascinating videos in which artists use often extraordinary tools to apply paint to the canvas. For Cornelia, this is what is truly new that abstract art can offer us.
Cornelia Wilke-Leptin
Untitled
$700
