Original artwork description:

DON’T EXPECT LIFE TO MAKE SENSE #4 is a mid-sized to large contemporary abstract painting (100 × 700 cm) that evokes the feeling of rain, rhythm, and deep breaths. With its nearly monochrome, deep blue palette, layered gestures, and expressive drips, this artwork captures the beauty of unpredictability and the poetry of chaos.

Part of the DON’T EXPECT LIFE TO MAKE SENSE series, this work reflects an ongoing exploration of painting through experimentation. Each piece in the series is created by embracing chance - using unfamiliar tools, mixing colors in new ways, and allowing the process to unfold experimentally. The result is a collection of abstract works that share a common spirit but differ in tone, texture, and energy.

This particular piece features sweeping blue fields, white drips, and dark scribbles that suggest movement and emotional depth. The surface is smooth with subtle transitions, allowing the color and composition to speak clearly. It’s a statement piece for collectors, galleries, and interior designers seeking large abstract wall art, expressive contemporary paintings, or modern artworks with emotional resonance.

Painted in acrylic mixed media on paper, DON’T EXPECT LIFE TO MAKE SENSE #4 offers a bold visual experience—perfect for curated interiors, gallery walls, or creative spaces that invite reflection and dialogue.

This work is sold unframed, frames / in situ images for illustration purposes only.
Ships in a cardboard box.
Painted on heavy artist paper.
Signed on the front and signed and dated on the back.

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Daniela Schweinsberg is a contemporary German painter known for her evocative Abstract Paintings. She is represented by galleries in Germany and the USA and is regularly shown national and international at exhibitions and fairs. Her predominantly large-scale abstract paintings emphasize the raw artistic process. Daniela’s works are highly valued by art collectors and interior designers for their powerful use of color and their ability to serve as striking statement pieces in modern spaces. Her works can currently be found in collections in 27 countries worldwide.

Materials used:

Acrylic / mixed media on heavy artist paper

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