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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
33.5x47.2in
About this artwork
The painting depicts a tall beech tree in summer green. It stands, firmly rooted, reaching towards the sun amidst several imposing trees in the former wood-pasture "Paradise".
Sunlight streams through the dense canopy, revealing the lush diversity of the foliage, rendered in numerous and bold brushstrokes. In subtle contrast, the foreground features delicately detailed leaves. In its abundance, the work embodies growth and hope.
The painting… is on display until May 17, 2026 in the exhibition "Watch them grow – Empathy for the Forest" at the House of Sustainability Johanniskreuz in the Palatinate Forest-North Vosges Biosphere Reserve.
Georgia Wilhelm, a talented painter trained in Offenbach and Manchester, uses painting and photography as her medium. She combines powerful brushstrokes with photorealistic precision, with the color green dominating and details gleaned from intense observation of nature incorporated into large, time-consuming paintings. Her works convey an empathetic, deeply moving longing for untouched nature and evoke the fragile vitality of forests.