Patricia Abramovich

Patricia Abramovich - "Blue Climbing" - abstract & neoimpressionis landscape art

2008

Below is the artist statement of our artist Patricia Abramovich from Israel. "Art for me is the freedom to create with no boundaries, to express the diversity of color from which th...

Annette Selle - "The Mind is Free". Shadows, the hidden, the washed over, forebodings. Expanse, movement, immersion. Thin white oil paint moves over a dark pigmented oil paint groun...

Annette Selle - "Breath". "Tranquillity and serenity, depth and beauty, devotion and transcendence, these are some impressions when looking at Annette Selle's paintings. She has tak...

Annette Selle - "Morning". It is important to me to create an art space that enables the viewer to connect this space with his or her own reality. It is up to the viewer alone to decide how he or she perceives the landscape space; the picture conforms to the visual intention. In the process, other certainties also disappear. What is going on with the ground, with its red between the light bands? If you engage with it, it loses its solidity, it is as if you are looking down past bright ribs and bars into a cloudy, red bottomlessness. Country of Origin: Germany. Signed: Yes. Topic: Landscapes. Image Size: 90 x 130 cm. Total Size: 90 x 130 cm. Orientation: Landscape. Primary Color: Yellow. Secondary Color: Red. About the artist Annette Selle: Studied painting at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee, also art education at the Humboldt University. Since 1999 continuous exhibitions. Study visits with subsequent exhibitions in France, Italy and Spain. Since 2015 senior lecturer at the youth art school Atrium in Berlin. Member of the Netzwerk Frauenmuseum Berlin and Brandenburger Verband Bildender Künstler e.V.. Exhibitions: 2021 Kunsthalle Brennabor, Brandenburg an der Havel (S, mit Claudia Güttner), Galerie aquabit, Berlin (G) 2020 Zwitschermaschine Berlin (G, with Frauenmuseum Berlin), Galerie aquabit, Berlin (G) Form und Rausch, Altes Rathaus Wittenberg (with Claudia Güttner and Jörg Kuß). 2019 Galerie am Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin (S), Willy Brand-Haus "Stimmen!", (with Frauenmuseum Berlin) Berlin (G). 2018 Kunstscheune Barnstorf, Wustrow (G), Galerie am Gendarmenmarkt (S), Galerie Alte Schule, Berlin-Adlershof (with Frauenmuseum Berlin) (G). 2017 Galerie am Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin (G), art nou...

Annette Selle - "Be Lucky". My theme in this painting is space and landscape and time. In an external reality that would correspond to this picture, there would be parallel arable furrows, indicated paths. Their parallel courses would carry the perspective into the picture. Paths and furrows would be traces left by movements in space, by travellers or heavy machinery. They would bear witness to processes in time that have traversed space. The colour in these landscapes serves above all as a deeply emotional mood carrier. Silver pigments, radiant yellow, warming red and, again and again, white. Country of Origin: Germany. Signed: Yes. Topic: Landscapes. Image Size: 120 x 90 cm. Total Size: 120 x 90 cm. Orientation: Portrait. Primary Color: Yellow. Secondary Color: Silver. About the artist Annette Selle: Studied painting at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee, also art education at the Humboldt University. Since 1999 continuous exhibitions. Study visits with subsequent exhibitions in France, Italy and Spain. Since 2015 senior lecturer at the youth art school Atrium in Berlin. Member of the Netzwerk Frauenmuseum Berlin and Brandenburger Verband Bildender Künstler e.V.. Exhibitions: 2021 Kunsthalle Brennabor, Brandenburg an der Havel (S, mit Claudia Güttner), Galerie aquabit, Berlin (G) 2020 Zwitschermaschine Berlin (G, with Frauenmuseum Berlin), Galerie aquabit, Berlin (G) Form und Rausch, Altes Rathaus Wittenberg (with Claudia Güttner and Jörg Kuß). 2019 Galerie am Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin (S), Willy Brand-Haus "Stimmen!", (with Frauenmuseum Berlin) Berlin (G). 2018 Kunstscheune Barnstorf, Wustrow (G), Galerie am Gendarmenmarkt (S), Galerie Alte Schule, Berlin-Adlershof (with Frauenmuseum Berlin) (G). 2017 Galerie am Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin (G), art nou...

Below is the artist statement of our artist Patricia Abramovich from Israel. "Art for me is the freedom to create with no boundaries, to express the diversity of color from which th...

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