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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
39.4x29.5in
About this artwork
A field bumblebee (Bombus pascuorum) visits the flowers of devil's bit (Succisa pratensis), a wild perennial. Devil's bit blooms in the fall and covers our small patch of wild meadow with its delicate purple blossoms, which are very popular with many insects. Field bumblebees are rather delicate. My heart is attached to our wild garden in the middle of the city. A small green oasis that is repeatedly threatened by development. The images in this… series were inspired by happy moments in our garden and those of our neighbors and show a colorful variety of garden flowers.
Kirsten Treis is a freelance painter from the Rhineland. Her works explore nature and landscapes. The artist typically transforms her random observations of everyday situations, which she first captures on camera. She is often drawn to the play of light. In her studio, these colorful, vibrant works emerge. The viewer's gaze falls on wildflowers and garden flowers, sometimes in bud, sometimes in full bloom, but also in decline. Anyone who observes blossoms will always be delighted by the diverse insects that visit them. Butterflies flutter through paintings, and bees and bumblebees seek out colorful blossoms. Kirsten Treis works with acrylic paints on canvas. She applies the paint in multiple layers, sometimes allowing the underlying colors to show through. The painter works in a modern, realistic style and appreciates the change and play with semi-abstract sequences.
Kirsten Treis donates 3% of the proceeds from a picture sale to nature conservation projects.