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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 76.8x55.1in
About this artwork
She is inspired by the magical light and beauty of the Mediterranean island on which she creates her images. This time the soft colors like pink, a soft variant of the PANTONE 18-1750 TCX Viva Magenta which seems to be the trend color of 2023, as well as light blue, beige and white flow across the canvas in a very subtle way. Soft areas of color interspersed with fine lines, drips and spots.
"Sensitivity" is the title of this abstract, oversized… painting created using mixed media.
You can hang it either way, vertically or horizontally.
The canvas without stretcher frame has the size of 207 x 157 cm
"Sensitivity" is the title of this abstract, oversized… painting created using mixed media.
You can hang it either way, vertically or horizontally.
The canvas without stretcher frame has the size of 207 x 157 cm
Doris Duschelbauer
Spain
Credentials
- Art Fair Participant
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« In a fast paced world, I try to create what many people long for: places where time seems to be slowing down. I call it slow art. The art of deceleration. »
"Guided by pure emotions and without focusing on figurative content, I try to trigger feelings that each person perceives in a unique way."
Doris Duschelbauer is a German artist living in Mallorca.
She creates her paintings outdoors on her rooftop terrace, where the sea and Mediterranean ambience inspire her to create light-filled images full of positive energy. She avoids concrete figuration and creates images that focus on slow discovery rather than fast narrative. Her resulting works depict material complexity, peace, freedom and balance.
Doris Duschelbauer is a German artist living in Mallorca.
She creates her paintings outdoors on her rooftop terrace, where the sea and Mediterranean ambience inspire her to create light-filled images full of positive energy. She avoids concrete figuration and creates images that focus on slow discovery rather than fast narrative. Her resulting works depict material complexity, peace, freedom and balance.