Original artwork description:

In abstract painting, things often happen that you didn't plan. That's almost always the case for me, and I find it exciting every time to see what will emerge from the once-white canvas. In this case, I immediately had the association of going ashore after a stormy sea. Even if the stories of Odysseus and Nemo can hardly be compared, the gruelling, exhausting time on the wild, high seas is something they have in common.

About me:
I spent my childhood and youth on a farm. It was a picture-perfect life. Endless fields surrounded our family home, with grass so tall that little Jutta was swallowed up by it like an impenetrable jungle. But there was also a lot of work for us three children to do. I loved haymaking: the smell of dried grass, hot summer days, and our father's talent for turning this strenuous work into a game with a competition made it almost fun.

Throughout my school career, I was repeatedly recognized for my artistic talent.

Everything I do in painting today is characterized by intuition and concentration on the result. When I paint, there is only the now, the present moment. And that can be very challenging. It demands my complete attention; it wants to be well represented. The moment can come easily and be kind to me, but it can also feel difficult and admonishing: Is this really the best you can do? This is the challenge I set myself with every painting: I want to improve from painting to painting, to give the canvas the expression that you, the viewer, deserve.

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Materials used:

Acrylic painting, UV protection sealed

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