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Rebecca Schmid
Switzerland
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
In my abstract acrylic paintings, I explore the transience of emotions and thoughts. The soft, overlapping color surfaces create an atmosphere of calm and reflection, while the bold color accents inspire moments of joy and energy. This work invites you to enter into a dialogue with your own feelings and your surroundings, enlivening any space with its dynamic charisma.
Rebecca Schmid
Switzerland
Born and raised in Valais (Switzerland), the mountains and nature shape her connection to her homeland. This influence is reflected in Rebecca Schmid's creative work. She finds inspiration not only in mountaineering and extended nature tours, but also in the small things of everyday life.
Rebecca Schmid's acrylic paintings are characterized by their smooth transitions. The cold glacial colors are enlivened by warmer hues.
The delicate graphic elements are given an intense depth by the created contrasts of light and dark or the texture. This depth is enhanced and enlivened by the movement of the dew, which flows from top to bottom through several images.
The rock motif, which continues to fascinate her, is also evident in several of her paintings. Just as the rock, with its textures, provides security for her fingers while climbing, in her paintings it is the lines that provide stability for the colors.
Rebecca Schmid's acrylic paintings are characterized by their smooth transitions. The cold glacial colors are enlivened by warmer hues.
The delicate graphic elements are given an intense depth by the created contrasts of light and dark or the texture. This depth is enhanced and enlivened by the movement of the dew, which flows from top to bottom through several images.
The rock motif, which continues to fascinate her, is also evident in several of her paintings. Just as the rock, with its textures, provides security for her fingers while climbing, in her paintings it is the lines that provide stability for the colors.
