Lampionblüte
Acrylic, Charcoal on Canvas
30x35in
$3,980
Framing
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Karolin Schumann
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 78.7x78.7in
About this artwork
The acrylic painting titled "Distance" depicts an abstract landscape that conveys tranquility and distance from everyday life. The upper part of the painting is in light, natural tones—beige, gray, and white—and is interspersed with softly flowing lines and shapes. Occasionally, round, organic elements with pink accents emerge, resembling stones or spheres, lending the image vitality. The painting appears like a tranquil bath within the landscape—a…
place of tranquility and distance that remains open and mysterious at the same time. It evokes associations with bathing or immersion in the surroundings.
The lower part of the picture is particularly striking: a deep black brought to life by applied canvas stripes. Like a silent background, it contrasts with the lighter sections and lends the image depth. Individual bright details break through this darkness and provide the viewer with clues, almost like traces of an invisible event.
The lower part of the picture is particularly striking: a deep black brought to life by applied canvas stripes. Like a silent background, it contrasts with the lighter sections and lends the image depth. Individual bright details break through this darkness and provide the viewer with clues, almost like traces of an invisible event.
Karolin Schumann
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Karolin Schumann lives and works in Munich. She began her artistic career in the early 2000s as a self-taught artist, supplemented by workshops and a two-year course with Prof. Hannes Bayer at the Leonardo Art Academy in Salzburger Land. Since 2010, she has run the studio zierputz, which has served as an exhibition space and pop-up gallery for contemporary painting since 2023. In addition to her own work, she curates exhibitions there.
Her focus is on abstract painting. She explores complex color worlds, amorphous structures, and expressive lines that visualize transitions between time, experience, and resonance. Works emerge intuitively from spontaneous impulses, alternating between overpainting, covering, and layering. Using acrylic, charcoal, chalk, ash, and collage, she develops a spectrum from sculptural structures to transparent surfaces—painting as a dialogue between intuition, memory, and vision.
Her focus is on abstract painting. She explores complex color worlds, amorphous structures, and expressive lines that visualize transitions between time, experience, and resonance. Works emerge intuitively from spontaneous impulses, alternating between overpainting, covering, and layering. Using acrylic, charcoal, chalk, ash, and collage, she develops a spectrum from sculptural structures to transparent surfaces—painting as a dialogue between intuition, memory, and vision.
Karolin Schumann
Distanz
$12,850
