Original artwork description:

This compelling and large original abstract, nature-inspired painting instantly captures the eye, making it an ideal statement piece for a contemporary living room, office, or gallery setting. "LITHIC OCEAN 1" is an original work that translates the sublime, rugged beauty of the German Alps - specifically the area "Steinernes Meer" (Lithic Ocean) - into powerful gestural abstraction. Dominated by a dramatic contrast of rich red, black, and deep grey hues, accompanied bei some eyecatchers in mint or chalky green, the composition uses intense, spontaneous brushwork to evoke the elemental struggle between resilient life and massive, static rock formations. Collectors seeking large-scale modern art with an authentic, nature-inspired story will appreciate this vibrant, atmospheric work.

The artwork is a visual journey into a high-altitude wilderness. The explosion of crimson and rust-red tones suggests the alpine flora that survives in the harsh, rocky terrain, set against the monumental weight of black and grey shapes that anchor canvas like vast, ancient stones. Delicate, almost hidden accents of cool mint-green and scattered drips of white enhance the painting, lending a dynamic, painterly depth. This vibrant yet contemplative piece offers more than decoration; it is an energetic abstraction that celebrates the untamed force of nature.

This work is sold unframed, frames / in situ images for illustration purposes only.
Ships ready to hang.
The sides are painted black.
Signed and dated on the front.

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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:

Acrylics, charcoal, oil pastels

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