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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 41.3x28.7in
About this artwork
The painting Aging was created using a mixed media technique. First the picture ground, a wooden plate, was modeled with thin paper and paste. Here, a lively picture ground full of folds, with a textile appearance and a haptically exciting surface was designed. The folds of the paper, in turn, create an interplay of light and shadow that allows the image to appear again and again from every angle and under different lighting conditions. Next, the…
modeled with the smooth surfaces of the wood were connected to a unit with a layer of paint.
The work on this picture was very intuitively inspired and shaped by memories of the artist from her time in Barcelona. One action leads to the next, a flow of reactions leads to an overall picture.
The picture is provided with a glued-on hanging system and can be mounted directly on the wall.
The work on this picture was very intuitively inspired and shaped by memories of the artist from her time in Barcelona. One action leads to the next, a flow of reactions leads to an overall picture.
The picture is provided with a glued-on hanging system and can be mounted directly on the wall.
Franziska Ostermeier
Germany
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« For me, a painting is a sensual interplay of structures, colors, and shapes, taking into account the materiality of canvas and painting medium. »
Franziska Ostermeier is a painter and textile artist based in Germany whose works have been exhibited in Switzerland and Scotland. She describes her art as being a mirror of her
perception and emotional reactions to the outside world. Fascinated by landscapes and botany, Ostermeier's distinctive abtractions are most often created using acrylics, oils, and pastels on canvas.
perception and emotional reactions to the outside world. Fascinated by landscapes and botany, Ostermeier's distinctive abtractions are most often created using acrylics, oils, and pastels on canvas.