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Beyond the surface
Every person is born with their own unique coloring – warm or cool, vibrant or subdued, calm or explosive. Over the course of life, layers accumulate: experiences, upbringing, encounters, setbacks, happiness. These layers are sometimes clearly visible, sometimes only discernible as fragments. They overlap, leaving traces in their wake.
This process becomes visible in my paintings. Lines and surfaces interpenetrate, transparent… layers overlap without completely obscuring the original. What emerges is a state of being, a moment between revelation and concealment – a glimpse of what is currently visible and will change again in the next instant.
Thus, each work tells of the depth beneath the surface: of the color that remains even as it changes.
Gaby Wieging is a qualified designer with international experience and has worked as a mixed-media artist since 2000. In her work, she makes inner processes visible – as subtle traces of perception, thought, and condensation. Her images invite viewers to pause, observe, and follow their own resonance. She is not concerned with representation, but rather with approximation: to moods, transitions, and what lies in between. She works primarily with acrylics and collage, combining materials such as paper, sand, chalk, and foils. In conceptual series, she follows self-imposed rules and clear structures that guide and simultaneously open up the process. Through free experimentation, new visual languages and unexpected results emerge. A key element is the dialogue between image and language – supplemented by titles, quotations and short reflections that give the works an additional voice.