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Evelyn Marschall-Gebhard
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
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Other artworks by Evelyn Marschall-Gebhard
Durchbrochene Horizonte, Kosmische Spurensuche (Diptychon)
Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Canvas
39x63in
$10,530
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
In this work, I captured the fragility and movement of colors, as if they were dancing and communicating with each other. Using acrylic and abstract forms, I wanted to create a vibrant energy that would bring dynamism and emotion to any space. It's an invitation to see chaos as something beautiful and vibrant that inspires us.
Evelyn Marschall-Gebhard
Germany
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
I work with acrylics, mixed media, and collage. My path is shaped by artistic practice, studies, and psychological awareness.
My paintings emerge from a dialogue. Something reveals itself, withdraws, responds. I follow, intervene, let it stand. For me, intuition is a form of conscious listening.
I am interested in the unplanned and the quietly quirky. Where balance tips, movement begins – and encounters become possible.
My work oscillates between control and letting go. Fragments, lines, and symbols either connect or remain independent in space.
I examine systems of order in order to make their limits visible. I work on images that move along the edge of form.
Structures emerge, shift, and remain for a moment.
I am interested in what endures – and what slips away again at the same moment.
The poetry of my work lies in the in-between – in the tension between structure and freedom.
My paintings emerge from a dialogue. Something reveals itself, withdraws, responds. I follow, intervene, let it stand. For me, intuition is a form of conscious listening.
I am interested in the unplanned and the quietly quirky. Where balance tips, movement begins – and encounters become possible.
My work oscillates between control and letting go. Fragments, lines, and symbols either connect or remain independent in space.
I examine systems of order in order to make their limits visible. I work on images that move along the edge of form.
Structures emerge, shift, and remain for a moment.
I am interested in what endures – and what slips away again at the same moment.
The poetry of my work lies in the in-between – in the tension between structure and freedom.
Evelyn Marschall-Gebhard
Dancing bricks
$1,590
