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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
7.9x11.8in
About this artwork
Bon appetite
"Bon Appétit" is an expressive work that combines iconic pop culture with subtle irony and vibrant dynamism. Against a deep black background, a playful scene unfolds, where luminous splashes of color and spontaneous flecks create energy and movement.
The combination of clean, graphic lines and humorous staging immediately draws attention and gives the work a strong visual presence. At the same time, a subtle tension arises between… lightness and provocation, captivating the viewer.
A unique statement piece that adds character to any room – ideal for collectors seeking contemporary art with wit, style and high recognition value.
Evi Schartner, born in Salzburg, is a contemporary artist who has been exploring the expressive potential of watercolor painting in an experimental, process-oriented approach since 2013. Her works are characterized by a precise interplay of line, form, and color, moving between clear structure and intuitive gesture.
Through deliberate reduction, she develops a distinctive, graphically driven visual language that allows space for individual perception and emotional resonance. Her works are created primarily on handmade paper, whose unique surface and materiality are an integral part of the artistic process.
Internationally exhibited – including in London, Shanghai, South Korea, Miami, Los Angeles and New York – and awarded several grants, her work combines painterly sensitivity with conceptual clarity and a quiet, poetic presence.