Zenpolychromo 19
Acrylic, Chalk on Canvas
55x47in
$4,570
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Tanja Hoffmann
Germany
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Solo shows participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
I designed this picture in vibrant, harmonious colors. Pink, coral and neon orange dominate, which I complemented with soft accents in mint green and beige. I used horizontal, blurred squeegee tools to create a dynamic yet calming effect.
The structure is deliberately kept organic and designed with soft transitions that are reminiscent of the reflective surface of water. While I was working on it, I wanted to capture a lightness and freshness that… is typical of my modern abstract art. This work is intended to radiate a lively, creative atmosphere and thus inspire the viewer.
The structure is deliberately kept organic and designed with soft transitions that are reminiscent of the reflective surface of water. While I was working on it, I wanted to capture a lightness and freshness that… is typical of my modern abstract art. This work is intended to radiate a lively, creative atmosphere and thus inspire the viewer.
Tanja Hoffmann
Germany
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Solo shows participant
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
My work moves between an intuitive process and a clearly defined conceptual framework.
In the Zenpolychromos series, I explore color as an energetic field in which feeling, consciousness, and structure merge.
Color determines the rhythm of my painting; its energy opens a space between movement and stillness.
Through layering, fragmentation, and gestural placements, a dialogue emerges between presence and emotion. Each work is an act of listening—a process in which color becomes vibration and perception translates into form.
In the collage series Fragmented Being, I explore identity as something incomplete. Figures, urban spaces, and pictorial elements are detached from their original context and reassembled. I understand the fragment not as a loss, but as a space of possibility in which perception, memory, and inner experience overlap.
In the Zenpolychromos series, I explore color as an energetic field in which feeling, consciousness, and structure merge.
Color determines the rhythm of my painting; its energy opens a space between movement and stillness.
Through layering, fragmentation, and gestural placements, a dialogue emerges between presence and emotion. Each work is an act of listening—a process in which color becomes vibration and perception translates into form.
In the collage series Fragmented Being, I explore identity as something incomplete. Figures, urban spaces, and pictorial elements are detached from their original context and reassembled. I understand the fragment not as a loss, but as a space of possibility in which perception, memory, and inner experience overlap.
Tanja Hoffmann
Zenpolychromo 30
$530
