Steiner, Julia - Zeichnung, Malerei, vertical space (hanging-growing) I
2012
unspecified
From the collection of Archaeology and Museum Baselland
2012
unspecified
From the collection of Archaeology and Museum Baselland
Dominant colour
Steiner, Julia - Zeichnung, Malerei, vertical space (hanging-growing) I is a 2012 unspecified by Julia Steiner, held at Archaeology and Museum Baselland.
This painting looks like a close-up of tree trunks and branches. The lines are thick and dark, with lighter, wispy shapes mixed in. It’s all in black, white, and gray, giving it a fuzzy, almost smoky feel. The way the paint blends makes the trees look alive, like they’re growing right off the page. The artist used watercolor, which lets the colors soak into the paper and create soft edges. Check out how watercolor works—it’s different from paint that stays sharp.
This German artist made playful watercolors that mix drawing, paint, and light. She shows how sheets of color can float like leaves or climb walls in two works here: Zeichnung, Malerei, light play and Zeichnung,…
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