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Other details :
Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
In this watercolor, I captured the quiet elegance of the white amaryllis—a flower that, for me, radiates a special sense of calm and dignity. The intense green movement in the background makes its delicacy shine all the more. With fine lines and color gradients typical of watercolors, I wanted to convey the connection between strength and vulnerability.
This work is part of a series of floral compositions in which I play with contrasts between light… and shadow, lightness and expressiveness. This painting was created as a companion piece to "White Tulips"—the two works together form a harmonious floral dialogue.
Both pictures are currently in a dark green wooden frame with a white mat. Dimensions approximately 80x80cm.
I've been fascinated by portraiture since childhood. In 1977, I began painting nudes and in oils, and from 1995, watercolors defined my style. I taught adult education courses in Neumarkt and Eugendorf and exhibited regularly. In 2000, I added acrylic and airbrush, and in 2001, I delved deeper into the techniques of the Old Masters. A highlight was the presentation of my complete works and the opening of my new studio in Salzburg in 2002. There, I created a cycle on the 22 Hebrew letters, inspired by Jewish traditions. In 2005, I received a commission for an altarpiece in Salzburg-Sam. Since 2014, I've been working on the Expressive Realism acrylic cycle. For me, art means expressing the invisible behind the visible. My focus is on the human being—their story, their depth. Various techniques help me make emotions visible. My works aim to touch people, to make identity and spirituality tangible.