Back to the 70th
Acrylic, Organic material on Canvas
28x20in
$3,990
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Sylvia Tabea Schmitz
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Organic material on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in
About this artwork
The work emerged from an intense dialogue with friends about the existential experiences of war: fear, powerlessness, grief – but also the quiet, often fragile hope for a new tomorrow. It invites the viewer to enter this moment of pause – that silent in-between space where everything seems possible: end and beginning at once.
For the houses, rockets, and flying objects, I used pages from an old encyclopedia. While working on the pages, thoughts… like longing for the familiar came to mind – What will remain of order if the rockets hit? – Are the rockets duds, serving only as a deterrent? – If the rockets hit, will there be a new beginning for humanity? Can the Earth still be saved? – Must we humans take to the streets again and demonstrate for peace? Is this our salvation? We still have hope and confidence, don't we?
For the houses, rockets, and flying objects, I used pages from an old encyclopedia. While working on the pages, thoughts… like longing for the familiar came to mind – What will remain of order if the rockets hit? – Are the rockets duds, serving only as a deterrent? – If the rockets hit, will there be a new beginning for humanity? Can the Earth still be saved? – Must we humans take to the streets again and demonstrate for peace? Is this our salvation? We still have hope and confidence, don't we?
Sylvia Tabea Schmitz
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Sylvia Tabea Schmitz is a painter with a design background, an actress, theater educator, and director who discovered painting as a self-taught artist. She works primarily abstractly with acrylic paints, employing a variety of materials and preferring pouring and splattering techniques. Her style is characterized by spontaneity, openness to impulses, and an intense exploration of color and material. Her artworks are intended to touch the viewer and encourage them to remember their own feelings and stories—she creates emotional resonance and invites a deep self-discovery.
Sylvia Tabea Schmitz
Krieg und - oder Frieden
$4,790
