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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 37.4x61in
About this artwork
The forest is an important source of inspiration for me. So it is only natural that the theme of the forest keeps cropping up in my work. In this work I used acrylic paints to create a bright, almost surreal forest scene that balances between abstract and figurative art. The different colors convey a feeling of movement and life, they represent the constant change and energy of the forest. This picture can become a daily retreat into nature in your…
home.
Ulrike Kessler
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Taking inspiration from numerous travels, as well as from everyday life, objects, photos or printed material, Ulrike Kessler's works can remain close to the original but often stray quite far. The artist tries to capture the freedom of experimentation, and aims for a dialogue with her audience.
She acquired her comprehensive professional skills at the Schule fuer Gestaltung Basel, Switzerland, the Art Students League New York, the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts Venice, Italy, and at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste Kolbermoor, Germany.
She studied with international teachers, such as Margret McCann and Elizabeth Allison, New York, Wolf Werdigier, Vienna, Austria, Virginie Bailly, Brussels, Belgium, Felix Eckardt, Hamburg, Germany, Bogdan Pascu, Vienna, Austria, Jennifer Pochinski, Providence, USA., and finally with Prof. Markus Lüpertz, Berlin, Germany (more see https://ulrikekessler.art/).
She acquired her comprehensive professional skills at the Schule fuer Gestaltung Basel, Switzerland, the Art Students League New York, the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts Venice, Italy, and at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste Kolbermoor, Germany.
She studied with international teachers, such as Margret McCann and Elizabeth Allison, New York, Wolf Werdigier, Vienna, Austria, Virginie Bailly, Brussels, Belgium, Felix Eckardt, Hamburg, Germany, Bogdan Pascu, Vienna, Austria, Jennifer Pochinski, Providence, USA., and finally with Prof. Markus Lüpertz, Berlin, Germany (more see https://ulrikekessler.art/).