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In the painting "Change," structure dissolves. The lines open up, flow, and transform into soft forms reminiscent of growth. The colors green and gold act as a symbol of new beginnings—a quiet moment of transition in which change becomes palpable as a natural part of life. There is a touch of spring in this movement: something awakens, becomes brighter, more vibrant—as if change itself were blossoming.
Framed in a high-quality gold metal frame… and a museum-quality mat (50 × 40 cm), the work combines clarity and movement. It has already been exhibited and is ready to hang.
Katrin Mates is a painter and graphic artist. Her works are gaining increasing international attention and have already been shown in collections and curated exhibitions.
Her childhood memories of Samarkand—with its unique light, ornamentation, and color palette—form an inner source of her work. From this memory and the tradition of decorative paper making, her light-joint paintings evolve, exploring how light manifests in spaces and becomes visible in flowing traces of color. Using pigments and acrylic paint, she creates multi-layered pictorial spaces on paper and canvas, where color, structure, and layering oscillate between order and dissolution.