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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
46.5x58.3in
About this artwork
The abstract painting "March miles" is inspired by the feeling of the tender awakening of spring. The application of paint is reserved and kept very flowing thanks to a watercolor technique. The fine structures and flowing lines deal with the emerging vitality of nature. All in all, it is an intuitive creative process in which the feeling of the moment was transferred to the canvas.
This original work of art is decorated in light colors of blue,… beige, rusty red and purple. The abstract work of art is painted on canvas and stretched by hand on a stretcher frame. It can be hung immediately.
« For me, a painting is a sensual interplay of structures, colors, and shapes, taking into account the materiality of canvas and painting medium. »
Franziska Ostermeier is a painter and textile artist based in Germany whose works have been exhibited in Switzerland and Scotland. She describes her art as being a mirror of her perception and emotional reactions to the outside world. Fascinated by landscapes and botany, Ostermeier's distinctive abtractions are most often created using acrylics, oils, and pastels on canvas.