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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, India Ink on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x47.2in
About this artwork
The brightly colored colors are symbolic of the wonderful daydream. A combination of translucent Indian ink and pastose acrylic paints emphasizes the contrast between "dream clouds" and the reality that is still there. A picture to dream ... The wonderful shapes and colors of the flowers in summer invites you to Daydreaming.
The strong, bright colors symbolize the intensity of their own dream - the viewer can get lost in the colors and their daring… image composition. Influenced by Sam Francis and Cy Twombly, Heike Renz develops her very own, dynamic and lively signature for which she is based The world is known. Watercolor, translucent layers of paint are combined with a fresh and cheeky abstraction of the forms. With this picture you bring life into your home
"Valentinus" symbolizes Valentine's Day, February 14th.
The strong, bright colors symbolize the intensity of their own dream - the viewer can get lost in the colors and their daring… image composition. Influenced by Sam Francis and Cy Twombly, Heike Renz develops her very own, dynamic and lively signature for which she is based The world is known. Watercolor, translucent layers of paint are combined with a fresh and cheeky abstraction of the forms. With this picture you bring life into your home
"Valentinus" symbolizes Valentine's Day, February 14th.
Heike Renz
Germany
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Art Fair Participant
« It is not the task of art to copy nature but to express it. -Honoré de Balzac »
Spontaneity and colors play an important role in the works of Heike Renz. The German painter and textile artist’s expression of love for nature, flowers, trees, and grass is fluid and impulsive. This allows Renz to immediately translate what she sees and feels into a ‘flowing rush of color’. She paints with watercolors and chalks on paper and canvas, often in larger formats.