Original artwork description:

Mystical and mysterious—these are the first impressions when viewing “In the Thicket". It is a painting in which I consciously wanted to move away from my usual signature colors of pink and green. The result is a calm and soothing painting that I personally like very much. The picture is shrouded in a soft, mysterious veil, like a delicate mist that will dissipate in a few moments, promising a new day yet to be discovered.

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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