Wassertropfensymphonie
Acrylic on Canvas
37x45in
$2,030
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Judith Riemer
Germany
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x39.4in
About this artwork
In “Strandgut” I paint the quiet interplay of water, movement and memory – the moment when the sea leaves its mark.
Round shapes, like pebbles or colorful leaves, drift in the water, surface, and disappear again. Lines connect them like delicate currents – capturing the fleeting and lending the image a lively, sketch-like rhythm.
The calming green, light blue, and sand tones in the background create an atmosphere of vastness and tranquility. Warm… accents of yellow and orange gleam in between – subtle signs of vibrancy emerging from the depths.
When painting, I follow the natural interplay of movement and stillness. Thus, "flotsam" becomes for me an invitation to feel the balance in the changing elements – and to recognize the beauty of transience.
This work is part of the Atelier Edition, a curated selection of earlier studio works.
Round shapes, like pebbles or colorful leaves, drift in the water, surface, and disappear again. Lines connect them like delicate currents – capturing the fleeting and lending the image a lively, sketch-like rhythm.
The calming green, light blue, and sand tones in the background create an atmosphere of vastness and tranquility. Warm… accents of yellow and orange gleam in between – subtle signs of vibrancy emerging from the depths.
When painting, I follow the natural interplay of movement and stillness. Thus, "flotsam" becomes for me an invitation to feel the balance in the changing elements – and to recognize the beauty of transience.
This work is part of the Atelier Edition, a curated selection of earlier studio works.
Judith Riemer
Germany
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
« I paint the moment where movement and stillness touch – rooted in an inner rhythm, grown from the nature-bound vastness of my childhood. »
Time as an inner rhythm.
For Judith Riemer, time is not a beat dictated from the outside. Her work follows her own pulse.
Becoming means organic change, growth and decay, condensation and dissolution.
This principle shapes her pictorial structure. In her paintings, movement and stillness, surface and impulse, light and depth meet.
Contrasts keep the image lively, rhythm runs through it diagonally and in a swinging motion.
Her works are inner places, born from time and becoming.
For Judith Riemer, time is not a beat dictated from the outside. Her work follows her own pulse.
Becoming means organic change, growth and decay, condensation and dissolution.
This principle shapes her pictorial structure. In her paintings, movement and stillness, surface and impulse, light and depth meet.
Contrasts keep the image lively, rhythm runs through it diagonally and in a swinging motion.
Her works are inner places, born from time and becoming.
