Colorful abstract art with condensed surface structure – Claim 157

Claim 157 is an intense, multi-layered work in which color does not disperse, but condenses, layers and sets itself in motion.

Color condensation between flow and dissolution

The pictorial field of Claim 157 is completely permeated by color. Yellow, green, blue and pink tones overlap in dense succession, creating a vibrating surface that evokes rain, growth or flowing energy – without settling on a single interpretation.

The vertical orientation reinforces the impression of movement. Color seems to fall, rise and simultaneously settle within the pictorial space. A tension-filled balance emerges between dynamism and stability, between fleeting gesture and lasting trace.

Abstract painting as a process-based experience

Claim 157 is part of the Organic Grounds series, where painting is understood as an open process. Layering, repetition, and the deliberate overloading of the picture support create a surface that cannot be grasped at a single glance.

Depending on the viewing distance, perception changes: From afar, the work appears cohesive and rhythmic; up close, a complex mesh of individual paint remnants, drips, and lines opens up. The painting remains deliberately open – without a center, without hierarchy.

Claim 157 – Organic Grounds, Atelier Hellbusch

The work was created in 2026 in the Hellbusch studio and stands as an example of the intensive exploration of color, density and painterly movement within the series.