Moving Horizon Two
Acrylic on Canvas
31x31in
$3,270
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Heike Kirsch
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
In my work "Moving Horizon Three," I explore the effects of light and space through pure color and structure. Horizontal bands of color symbolize movement and transition—between inner and outer landscapes. I invite the viewer to discover their own expansiveness. This work is part of my series exploring visual horizons and emotional states. (ChatGPT on August 8, 2025)
Heike Kirsch
Germany
My artistic work always focuses on the intermedial production processes with their investigations, trials, errors, and repetitions—detached from a concrete result. Many small decisions regarding materials, tools, and their application enable transformations that open up a space for experience and understanding that has become essential to me. This space allows me to be mindful and clear in the here and now, to feel the interplay of control and letting go, and to experience an inner form of freedom. The passage of time becomes visible in the artwork through the traces of the individual process steps and can tell very personal stories. My love for the Baltic Sea led me to marine conservation, which I address and support in my artistic work. My aim is to provide a sensory connection to the necessary measures for a protective relationship with the Baltic Sea.
