Tina Buchholtz
Verified User
"Painting has always been part of my life and whilst my background lies in figurative painting, the more I worked, the more I was fascinated with the subject of colour in its own right.
Gradually, the landscapes dissolved, in favour of landscape-inspired colour fields and clouds.
So I can honestly say that abstraction discovered me, rather than the other way around, perhaps as a logical conclusion of my own development and maturity.
Having my own artistic ‘signature’ and unique style are non-negotiable for me - I developed my own techniques almost from the beginning as I began to experiment with my spatula tool.
Some of my works explore political developments (eg, Exodus, Ground Offensive), or emotions and memories, so a spectrum between relative objectivity and personal subjectivity.
For me uniqueness, my own personal signature, is crucial, as is authenticity.
I am also very excited about the interaction between a work and ist viewer.
A painting can trigger so many associations, link to music, personal memories and so much more. This is what I experience in conversations with viewers, collectors and mere onlookers."
Verified User
"Painting has always been part of my life and whilst my background lies in figurative painting, the more I worked, the more I was fascinated with the subject of colour in its own right.
Gradually, the landscapes dissolved, in favour of landscape-inspired colour fields and clouds.
So I can honestly say that abstraction discovered me, rather than the other way around, perhaps as a logical conclusion of my own development and maturity.
Having my own artistic ‘signature’ and unique style are non-negotiable for me - I developed my own techniques almost from the beginning as I began to experiment with my spatula tool.
Some of my works explore political developments (eg, Exodus, Ground Offensive), or emotions and memories, so a spectrum between relative objectivity and personal subjectivity.
For me uniqueness, my own personal signature, is crucial, as is authenticity.
I am also very excited about the interaction between a work and ist viewer.
A painting can trigger so many associations, link to music, personal memories and so much more. This is what I experience in conversations with viewers, collectors and mere onlookers."
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