Description

The work Air from 1970 captures the essence of infinity and the ethereal. The dominant blue tones convey a calming stillness and are reminiscent of the expanse of the sky. The delicate transitions and the circular elements symbolise air currents and the eternal cycle of movement and rest. The reduced formal language reinforces the effect of clarity and purity and draws the viewer into a moment of contemplative reflection.

As one of the artist's early works, Luft represents the beginning of a search for a universal language of the elements and is characterised by its timeless simplicity.
The work Air from 1970 captures the essence of infinity and the ethereal. The dominant blue tones convey a calming stillness and are reminiscent of the expanse of the sky. The delicate transitions and the circular elements symbolise air currents and the eternal cycle of movement and rest. The reduced formal language reinforces the effect of clarity and purity and draws the viewer into a moment of contemplative reflection.

As one of the artist's early works, Luft represents the beginning of a search for a universal language of the elements and is characterised by its timeless simplicity.