Original artwork description:

Blue, black and white - between non-objectivity and imagination. The language of the surface.

Different shades of black are presented on the surface - from a slight sheen to a rough matt finish. In contrast to this is the broken and sometimes radiant white. This enters into a dialog with the blue, which shines through in various places.

Like all non-representational works of art, the viewer is asked to interpret what they see. An explanation and interpretation only emerges in the eye of the individual and is shaped by personal perception, experience and mood. Instead of clearly defined statements, the work offers starting points for individual associations, so that each viewer can find their own subjective meaning in it.

Materials used:

Acrylics