Description

Heinz Möseneder's work "OVID II 1-23" from 1993 captivates the viewer with its intense colour palette and dramatic composition. Executed in mixed media on paper, it is dominated by strong red, yellow and brown tones reminiscent of blazing flames. The title refers to a passage from Ovid's work that describes transformation and metamorphosis. Möseneder combines this with an abstract depiction that captures the process of change and transition in nature and in human life. The gentle transitions between the layers of colour and the embedded forms create a deep, meditative atmosphere that addresses both transience and permanence.

English:

Heinz Möseneder's work "OVID II 1-23" from 1993 captivates the viewer with its intense colour palette and dramatic composition. Executed in mixed media on paper, it is dominated by strong shades of red, yellow and brown, reminiscent of blazing flames. The title refers to a passage from Ovid's work that describes transformation and change. Möseneder combines this with an abstract depiction that captures the process of change and transition in nature and in human life. The gentle transitions between the layers of paint and the embedded forms create a deep, meditative atmosphere that addresses both transience and permanence.