Odessa-Zurich
Chalk on Metal
84x52in
$14,190
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Ursula Waldburger
Switzerland
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Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Gouache on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 59.1x60.2in
About this artwork
This work is an overpainting of an older one that never satisfied me. It's a mountain again, my favorite symbol of fractures and fissures, which is why it's called "Choice Fracture" even though there's clearly a mountain there. Or is it water? Perhaps you see the whale too...? We have the choice to react—or not. To watch or to act, this image speaks of wishing and wanting. Black paper and all sorts of colors, including gold, which appears depending…
on the light, and permanent markers...
It would probably be a good idea to mount the picture to protect it. When I recently hung it at the Schmidheiny family's vineyard, I displayed it very simply, clamped at the top and bottom between homemade magnetic strips. The people I spoke to thought it looked perfect that way. I myself might want to mount it for protection at some point, but if it's going to be shipped – then I'd rather do it afterward!
It would probably be a good idea to mount the picture to protect it. When I recently hung it at the Schmidheiny family's vineyard, I displayed it very simply, clamped at the top and bottom between homemade magnetic strips. The people I spoke to thought it looked perfect that way. I myself might want to mount it for protection at some point, but if it's going to be shipped – then I'd rather do it afterward!
Ursula Waldburger
Switzerland
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Ursula Waldburger utilizes painting, photography, drawing, and textile art, drawing on her diverse international background and studies in textile design at the Zurich School of Design. Her work combines dynamic freehand strokes, extensive material experimentation, and her profound expertise in textile technology; she often works on a large scale and creates new contexts by repurposing earlier pieces. Her art reflects themes such as transience, decay, and the forces of nature, inviting viewers to pause and embark on a quiet, deeply emotional exploration.
Ursula Waldburger
«Wahl-Bruch»
$12,400
