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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
27.6x27.6in
About this artwork
This abstract painting was created together with the similarly formatted painting "Where Are You?" as an artistic exploration of light, almost white tones. The aim was to break away from the flat, monochrome white and to accentuate the light color nuances through strong color and form contrasts. The multi-layered, transparent application of paint created an almost ceramic-looking surface, the depth of which gives the viewer space and incentive for… their own journey of discovery when viewing the picture. The title "The Storm Has Passed" takes up the atmospheric dynamics in the sky after a storm as one of many other possible interpretations for the abstract scenery of the painting. Nevertheless, the viewer is left with room for their own journey of experience.
« I want to be creative and experience creativity. Therefore I paint what I feel and with great tension, I look at what surrounds me. »
Hasso Heybrock is an artist based in Germany who has exhibited his works nationally, as well as in Denmark, Italy, and Spain. He believes that looking at a painting means walking into an unknown adventure through the picture, where hidden emotions come to the surface. For Heybrock, making the adventure as intense and exciting as possible for the viewer is his main challenge as a painter.