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Kai Hoge
Germany
Artist highlights
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
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Stoppelfeld, kein leichter Weg, aber am Ende wird alles gut
Acrylic, Gouache on Canvas
31x31in
$3,090
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
In this work, I wanted to capture the calm and simplicity that flowers can radiate. I chose an impressionistic and minimalist style so as not to distract from the purity and delicacy of the tulips. The bold yet calming colors used create a sense of stability and peace. This painting brings a peaceful atmosphere to any room, filling it with calm energy and aesthetic elegance.
Kai Hoge
Germany
Credentials
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« Color and light are my kryptonite. I love to explore new expressions and inorporate them into my art. »
Born in Schwerin in 1972 and raised in Lübtheen, I currently live on Lake Schwerin.
For me, color is not just a medium, but my most important creative tool. A subtle coordination of the interplaying color fields is essential. It's about color harmony as much as contrasts and emotions. A predominantly glazing technique creates a unique depth in the overlapping layers. Contrasts emerge and dissolve again. Paint is applied and rubbed off until the desired result is achieved.
Some of my work can probably best be described as minimalist landscape painting. In this field, I am constantly searching for the boundary between representation and abstraction. When is a landscape still recognizable as such, and when does it dissolve into a pure color field composition? I explore this boundary.
For me, color is not just a medium, but my most important creative tool. A subtle coordination of the interplaying color fields is essential. It's about color harmony as much as contrasts and emotions. A predominantly glazing technique creates a unique depth in the overlapping layers. Contrasts emerge and dissolve again. Paint is applied and rubbed off until the desired result is achieved.
Some of my work can probably best be described as minimalist landscape painting. In this field, I am constantly searching for the boundary between representation and abstraction. When is a landscape still recognizable as such, and when does it dissolve into a pure color field composition? I explore this boundary.
Kai Hoge
purple cloud
$2,230
