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Stephanie Holznecht, Sweet Dreams

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Εκτιμήσεις: 3 522 - 4 696 EUR

Acrylic and varnish on canvas, 91 x 91 cm

Signed on the reverse.
Stephanie Holzecht - American artist of English descent, graduate of fine arts, graphic design and design at the University of Wisconsin Fine Arts,
develops her personal explorations in the field of abstract art.
The artist seeks emotional pathos and variable abstract expression in painting. Experimenting with new techniques and combining different media, she has chosen to use paint
acrylic paints, achieving surprising effects every time. The constant color exploration of this technique led the artist to try different
types of acrylic paints, obtaining many shades, tones and adjusting the density of consistency to paint her own emotional elaboration of the outside world,
personally interpreted in its essence. The immediate feature that makes his style recognizable is the movement that is immediately apparent
in his abstract compositions. The movement of color accompanies all of his work as a result of "action painting" created by gesture.
Over time, the subject matter of the works becomes more and more detached from the outside world, replacing it with the artist's minimalist inner explorations.
Stephanie's artistic development has moved from a reference to nature and a study devoted to the four elements to essentialism where she seeks a line of emotion - a
different each time. Her works are striking for the elegance and essentiality of the sign. The color scheme of the compositions stretches, moving from a two-dimensional world to a three-dimensional one
and doesn't seem to stop there, searching like Escher for a fourth dimension. Space enclosed by ever faster curves merges with time.
Stephanie Holznecht's latest works vibrate with the spontaneity of line and movement where the infinite depth of color outlined with increasing speed
becomes a chromatic vortex that seems to pierce the canvas. All this alludes to Einstein's theory of relativity,
as Holznecht's personal research challenges the two-dimensionality of the canvas, he manages to create a mysterious color space-time,
revealing the essence of the artist's world and emotions.