Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Ink on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 15.7x19.7in
About this artwork
“Interim” captures that moment in which the old no longer holds and the new is not yet tangible.
Fine structures crisscross the surface like inner traces that slowly dissolve. Deep green tones and smooth transitions evoke organic processes—like spreading moss, like breathing earth.
The work tells of an inner in-between – a state that knows neither standstill nor goal.
It's a movement that's growing quietly. A change that can't be forced, yet is… inevitable.
It was created with pigmented alcohol ink on canvas. Each brushstroke follows the intuitive rhythm of the moment.
Fine structures crisscross the surface like inner traces that slowly dissolve. Deep green tones and smooth transitions evoke organic processes—like spreading moss, like breathing earth.
The work tells of an inner in-between – a state that knows neither standstill nor goal.
It's a movement that's growing quietly. A change that can't be forced, yet is… inevitable.
It was created with pigmented alcohol ink on canvas. Each brushstroke follows the intuitive rhythm of the moment.
Nane Toas
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Nane Toas is a German artist who, after several years in brand communication, turned to fine art. Her work is dedicated to transformation, consciousness, and the inner landscapes of humankind. Her works are created in a process-oriented workflow using materials such as alcohol ink, acrylic, mixed media, resin, and, in some cases, digital transfer to canvas.
The works combine intuition and precision, unfolding visual worlds ranging from geological formations and landscapes to emotional and imaginary spaces and symmetrical, meditative compositions. Nature plays a central role, not as a motif, but as a mirror of inner processes. Just as landscapes are shaped by external forces, people's inner landscapes also change, often unconsciously. Her works make these layers visible and invite us to pause and perceive our own inner spaces more consciously.
The works combine intuition and precision, unfolding visual worlds ranging from geological formations and landscapes to emotional and imaginary spaces and symmetrical, meditative compositions. Nature plays a central role, not as a motif, but as a mirror of inner processes. Just as landscapes are shaped by external forces, people's inner landscapes also change, often unconsciously. Her works make these layers visible and invite us to pause and perceive our own inner spaces more consciously.