Sabine Tress
Heart-shaped, large, gestural forms, layers upon layers, arcs that trace their parallel paths across the different back- and middle grounds; vibrant colors that clash explosively, connect to each other, drift apart in a turmoil or overlap harmoniously; dense, luminous surfaces in interplay with airy, free lines; white, transparent veils covering radiant neon colors — the uncontrollable collides with conducted gestures. Traces and streaks of running paint, surfaces on which undissolved pigment accumulates, combine with curved, composed forms. Sabine Tress’ paintings imply a tension between the memory of what was felt during the process of creation, and the immediate feelings that are evoked in the moment of viewing them. (Feelings can be everything and nothing, a flicker, a flow)
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