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Irene Schüller
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
The painting Immersion shows two horizontally arranged figures in an elegant portrait format, dominated by cool blue tones. The central figure is a reclining woman, whose body has been designed with rough, visible brushstrokes, giving the work a raw and immediate expressiveness. Below the woman, a second figure protrudes horizontally into the composition, creating a subtle tension and dynamic. The strong, sketchy painting style contrasts with the…
calm, almost dreamy atmosphere of the blue tones, while the arrangement of the two figures evokes a feeling of closeness and distance at the same time. The work invites you to intuitively grasp the relationship between the two figures and the depth of the moment.
Irene Schüller
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Irene Schüller is a versatile artist who works in the fields of painting, drawing, installation, participatory projects and film. Her passion for art, which dates back to her childhood, continues to shape her work today.
Her paintings and drawings often focus on individuals. Using acrylic on canvas or precise lines on paper, she reduces the environment to the essentials and draws attention to physicality, humanity and individuality. Her keen eye for interpersonal dynamics enables her to capture emotional states and trigger deep resonance in the viewer.
Installations and participatory projects expand her practice through interactivity, while her films stage bodies and cultural forms as central narrative elements, both documentary and experimental. Irene Schüller's works combine different media to create a sensitive examination of human existence.
Her paintings and drawings often focus on individuals. Using acrylic on canvas or precise lines on paper, she reduces the environment to the essentials and draws attention to physicality, humanity and individuality. Her keen eye for interpersonal dynamics enables her to capture emotional states and trigger deep resonance in the viewer.
Installations and participatory projects expand her practice through interactivity, while her films stage bodies and cultural forms as central narrative elements, both documentary and experimental. Irene Schüller's works combine different media to create a sensitive examination of human existence.
