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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
The painting "Cool Waters II" depicts an abstract, atmospheric landscape in cool shades of blue. As in "Cool Waters I," a landscape of water, light, and cold unfolds before the viewer. The water stretches calmly and vastly, darker shades of blue and turquoise suggesting a distant shoreline or ice formations. The transitions are soft and blurred, creating a sense of depth and expanse. The rough, sometimes textured brushstrokes reinforce the impression… of cold, water, and movement—as if one were gazing upon an icy, open landscape, somewhere between the sea and a frozen expanse. "Cool Waters II" invites the viewer to pause and immerse themselves in this infinite, almost timeless vastness—somewhere between the external landscape and inner sensation.
« Water and cloud landscapes, concrete, and yet, abstract. Places of the longing. »
Ulrike Schmelter is an artist living in Berlin and on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, whose works are exhibited throughout Europe. Inspired by Romantic painting and its awareness of the uniqueness of nature, the artist intensely observes water, the sea, and nature. She visualizes her sensations in her expressive seascapes, abstract water paintings, and landscapes characterized by water—always without people. Schmelter's compositions depict the beauty of our earth and its landscapes, elevating water and the sea to the center of all existence, capturing moods and a "fascination with the moment." With her works, the artist sensitizes the viewer, reminding them of the fragility of the sea as an ecological system and water as a precious resource. Her primary media are acrylic on canvas.