Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35x51.2in
About this artwork
White is the dominant color in this image. It is the last layer of paint that gives this picture its soft tone, enveloping everything in silence, almost like snow or fog. At first glance, it looks almost monochrome. It could be a landscape, but it could also be a view of the sea. The lower layers of paint, which were revealed by sanding, show colorful traces and structures ranging from light light blue to gray and pink.
An elegant, unassuming painting… that exudes stillness. It leaves the viewer lost in thought. Here you can clearly feel the effect of Doris Duschelbauer's pictures: the art of deceleration.
An elegant, unassuming painting… that exudes stillness. It leaves the viewer lost in thought. Here you can clearly feel the effect of Doris Duschelbauer's pictures: the art of deceleration.
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.