"Das, was zwischen den Farben atmet"
Oil on Canvas
47x16in
$1,370
Framing
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Ingrid Reichenberger
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
A dominant red palette permeates the surface, generating heat, friction, and inner tension. The surface is fragmented, yet never truly settled. Nothing appears complete; everything seems to be in flux.
A bright, curved zone runs through the center of the image. It appears like a swathe of light or energy cutting through the density. This line doesn't order, but rather destabilizes: it connects and separates simultaneously, opening up a space that… is neither clearly inside nor outside.
The darker border zones, on the other hand, frame the action, absorb movement, intensely, openly, and deliberately ambiguously.
A bright, curved zone runs through the center of the image. It appears like a swathe of light or energy cutting through the density. This line doesn't order, but rather destabilizes: it connects and separates simultaneously, opening up a space that… is neither clearly inside nor outside.
The darker border zones, on the other hand, frame the action, absorb movement, intensely, openly, and deliberately ambiguously.
Ingrid Reichenberger
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Ingrid Reichenberger, a passionate acrylic and oil artist, discovered art for herself as a child. By using a variety of techniques, including neurographic elements, she creates flowing lines that radiate harmony and depth. Her works are an intimate symphony of shapes and colors that represent the complex human experience and move us deeply. The beauty of the unsayable, the silent dialogue of shapes and colors as a journey through the still invisible. Where words end and lines and colors begin to tell stories of inner worlds. Change is everywhere, that is how she experiences it. Painting is a feeling that vibrates deep in the soul, a speechless, silent dance of shapes and colors, an invisible force that permeates everything and finds its expression.
Ingrid Reichenberger
„Licht unter Druck“
$890
