Morgenröte des Lebens
Oil, Lacquer on Canvas
28x20in
$5,530
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Ellen Frischbutter
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
This work depicts a state of quiet contemplation and inner reflection.
The girl stands in the field of tulips, her eyes closed, as if she weren't looking outwards, but listening inwards. The wind stirs her hair, yet within her there is stillness.
The landscape is not merely an environment, but a reflection of an inner state. The vibrant tulips represent vitality and presence, while the birds appear as silent companions—symbols of freedom, perception,… and the connection between earth and space.
Here there is no longer a transition in the external sense, but rather an arrival within oneself.
A moment in which movement and stillness do not contradict each other, but exist simultaneously.
This work is part of the series about inner journeys and deepens the view inwards — away from the decision, towards the experience of being.
The girl stands in the field of tulips, her eyes closed, as if she weren't looking outwards, but listening inwards. The wind stirs her hair, yet within her there is stillness.
The landscape is not merely an environment, but a reflection of an inner state. The vibrant tulips represent vitality and presence, while the birds appear as silent companions—symbols of freedom, perception,… and the connection between earth and space.
Here there is no longer a transition in the external sense, but rather an arrival within oneself.
A moment in which movement and stillness do not contradict each other, but exist simultaneously.
This work is part of the series about inner journeys and deepens the view inwards — away from the decision, towards the experience of being.
Ellen Frischbutter
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Ellen Frischbutter is a trained psychologist whose artistic path gradually became central to her practice. Her early work with mandalas explored non-verbal expression and intuitive perception, forming the basis of her visual language.
She later turned fully to painting, working with watercolor, acrylic, and finally oil, which allowed her to develop layered surfaces and spatial depth. The process of building a painting in visible strata remains essential to her approach.
Her works arise from inner imagery, memory fragments, and atmosphere rather than direct narration. Figurative elements often merge with expressive abstraction, creating open compositions that invite interpretation.
Ellen Frischbutter is a member of the ASM Club – International Artists Association and the VAA – Visual Artists Association. Shortlisted for VAA Art500 | Momentum Programs | Preferred Artist.
She later turned fully to painting, working with watercolor, acrylic, and finally oil, which allowed her to develop layered surfaces and spatial depth. The process of building a painting in visible strata remains essential to her approach.
Her works arise from inner imagery, memory fragments, and atmosphere rather than direct narration. Figurative elements often merge with expressive abstraction, creating open compositions that invite interpretation.
Ellen Frischbutter is a member of the ASM Club – International Artists Association and the VAA – Visual Artists Association. Shortlisted for VAA Art500 | Momentum Programs | Preferred Artist.
Ellen Frischbutter
Between Wind and Stillness
$4,890
