Light on a dark Horizon I
Acrylic on Canvas
31x31in
$2,920
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Hella Ridder
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
Light on the Dark Horizon 4 depicts an abstract landscape at the moment of dissolution – where the horizon is no longer clearly defined, but rather begins to move. Bright, almost translucent zones traverse the surface and stand in contrast to darker, denser areas.
The horizon line appears only as a suggested transition, dissolving into vertical movements. Light and structure intertwine, creating a space that simultaneously opens and condenses.…
Built up in several layers, the surface combines impasto textures with flowing color transitions. Differentiated zones between clarity and dissolution are created using palette knives and brushes. High-quality artist materials and a final varnish ensure the color intensity and surface finish are permanent.
Stretched on a stretcher frame and set in a white shadow gap frame – ready to hang.
The horizon line appears only as a suggested transition, dissolving into vertical movements. Light and structure intertwine, creating a space that simultaneously opens and condenses.…
Built up in several layers, the surface combines impasto textures with flowing color transitions. Differentiated zones between clarity and dissolution are created using palette knives and brushes. High-quality artist materials and a final varnish ensure the color intensity and surface finish are permanent.
Stretched on a stretcher frame and set in a white shadow gap frame – ready to hang.
Hella Ridder
Germany
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Art Fair Participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Hella Ridder is a German painter whose work has been featured in national and international exhibitions and art fairs. She is self-taught.
The focus of her work is not the visible, but that which eludes it. Her images emerge from moments of heightened presence and develop layer by layer in the process.
Using acrylic on canvas, as well as brushes, spatulas and squeegees, she creates complex structures and depth spaces that change depending on the viewer's perspective and distance.
Her works are not classical representations, but emotional topographies – condensations of tension, stillness and movement.
Guided by the principle of "what remains unspoken," she makes visible conditions that cannot be fully captured through language.
The focus of her work is not the visible, but that which eludes it. Her images emerge from moments of heightened presence and develop layer by layer in the process.
Using acrylic on canvas, as well as brushes, spatulas and squeegees, she creates complex structures and depth spaces that change depending on the viewer's perspective and distance.
Her works are not classical representations, but emotional topographies – condensations of tension, stillness and movement.
Guided by the principle of "what remains unspoken," she makes visible conditions that cannot be fully captured through language.
Hella Ridder
Light on a dark Horizon IV
$2,860
