Something Happened
I have no words. ..... Still I have no words of what happened.
So I decided to use the language of art and abstraction. And that was the beginning of this very personal series. And the start of a transformation: the images in my head link up with the paintings and are slowly replaced. I like the paintings. Art helps and shows new perspectives.
And after a while swapping monochrome for color is a new step.
Mixed Media: Acrylic, watercolor and ink, Hahnemühle paper, 360g, natural white, cotton yarn
Flowers In Mind
There is no certainty. But the idea, that she had flowers in her mind, makes it more bearable.
Acrylic and ink on canvas or raw canvas, cotton yarn, Pigments
Through Your Eyes
Abstract landscapes from above. The first collection includes the sea and seashores.
Acrylic and ink on canvas or raw canvas
Possibilities
Geometric shapes offer a wealth of possibilities, which also led to the title “Possibilities”. This series is like a flow chart of possibilities; inspired by Mondrian and “De Stijl”. In contrast to De Stijl's art theory, which only accepts vertical/horizontal, large/small, light/dark and the basic colors, I also use bevels and curves in order to be able to use the basic geometric forms of triangles and circles. I think this creates more tension in the drawings and - in keeping with the title - there are more design options available. The geometric structure stands detached and free in the room; in addition to black and paper white, I have chosen two other colors as an expression of a duality that we encounter in many aspects of life.
Felt-tip pen on paper
Various
Various motifs, ranging from figurative to abstract.
Acrylics on Canvas
