Into the Open III
Egg Tempera on Canvas
This collection, titled Into the Open, showcases a synthesis of artistic techniques, predominantly employing self-made egg tempera alongside an array of graphic tools, chalk, and pens. The nuanced gray tones within the series emerge from a fusion of colors, resulting in a visually rich and textured palette. The entire series aims to liberate itself from preconceived notions, intentions, and concepts. It serves as a visual manifestation of a Zen-like ambiance — an exploration marked by a deliberate reduction of color and a profound immersion into the uncharted and the open.
Central to the composition of this painting is a poignant depiction of a hand, delicately drawn in the midst of an intricate interplay. One hand descends while another faintly ascends, evoking a symbolic encounter reminiscent of Michelangelo's iconic portrayal. However, in this reinterpretation, the meeting, or perhaps the deliberate avoidance, of hands serves as a deliberate citation — a memory explored and reimagined in a fresh context within the painting.
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This collection, titled Into the Open, showcases a synthesis of artistic techniques, predominantly employing self-made egg tempera alongside an array of graphic tools, chalk, and pens. The nuanced gray tones within the series emerge from a fusion of colors, resulting in a visually rich and textured palette. The entire series aims to liberate itself from preconceived notions, intentions, and concepts. It serves as a visual manifestation of a Zen-like ambiance — an exploration marked by a deliberate reduction of color and a profound immersion into the uncharted and the open.
Central to the composition of this painting is a poignant depiction of a hand, delicately drawn in the midst of an intricate interplay. One hand descends while another faintly ascends, evoking a symbolic encounter reminiscent of Michelangelo's iconic portrayal. However, in this reinterpretation, the meeting, or perhaps the deliberate avoidance, of hands serves as a deliberate citation — a memory explored and reimagined in a fresh context within the painting.
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Year
2023
Materials
Egg Tempera on Canvas
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Signed by artist.
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Dimensions
51.25 x 39.5 inches
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“As an abstract painter, I am not so much interested in a real-world image as I want to bring reflections and feelings into my work.”
About the Artist
Petra Schott
Petra Schott is an abstract painter whose art revolves around states of mind, longings, and memories. The artist—who had a long career as a lawyer and judge before dedicating herself to art—delicately creates colorful representations of nostalgia, freedom, and human relationships. Schott has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions in Germany, Spain, Italy, Finland, and the Czech Republic.
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This collection, titled Into the Open, showcases a synthesis of artistic techniques, predominantly employing self-made egg tempera alongside an array of graphic tools, chalk, and pens. The nuanced gray tones within the series emerge from a fusion of colors, resulting in a visually rich and textured palette. The entire series aims to liberate itself from preconceived notions, intentions, and concepts. It serves as a visual manifestation of a Zen-like ambiance — an exploration marked by a deliberate reduction of color and a profound immersion into the uncharted and the open.
Central to the composition of this painting is a poignant depiction of a hand, delicately drawn in the midst of an intricate interplay. One hand descends while another faintly ascends, evoking a symbolic encounter reminiscent of Michelangelo's iconic portrayal. However, in this reinterpretation, the meeting, or perhaps the deliberate avoidance, of hands serves as a deliberate citation — a memory explored and reimagined in a fresh context within the painting.