Claim 15 – Between drops and transparency (2019)
Color harmonies on a square canvas
“Claim 15” unfolds as a multi-layered composition of color gradients, drippings and pulsating accents. Vertical linear structures cover the canvas and recall dripping branches or falling raindrops. The work lives from its fascinating rhythm and the transparency through which lower layers remain visible.
Purple, turquoise, blue, red, black and pink merge with countless tiny splashes of color to create a vibrating surface that radiates calm despite intense movement. This painting does not narrate; it flows – an emotional gesture frozen in the moment of its own motion.
A work from the series “Organic Grounds”
Like all works in the series, “Claim 15” is based on intuitive application of paint and dynamic movement. Here, abstraction is not a means of escape but of deepening: a sensuous access to the complexity of organic structures, free of meaning yet full of impact.
Technical details
A unique piece full of density and openness
The work lets viewers immerse themselves in a field of color, line, and depth. It conveys a sense of naturalness without depicting anything figurative. A painting that changes with every look and always appears new.
