Artwork
Steiner, Julia - Zeichnung, Malerei, vertical space (hanging-growing) I
Steiner, Julia - Zeichnung, Malerei, vertical space (hanging-growing) I is an unspecified work on paper by Julia Steiner. It dates from 2012 and is held in the collection of the Archaeology and Museum Baselland.
About this work
Overview
Julia Steiner's 'vertical space (hanging-growing) I' is a 2012 work held at the Museum of Ethnography.
Subject & Meaning
The painting depicts a close-up view of tree trunks and branches in shades of black, white, and gray, evoking a fuzzy, smoky atmosphere.
Technique & Style
Steiner employed watercolor to achieve soft edges and blended colors, creating a sense of growth and life in the tree forms.
Context
The use of watercolor allows the colors to soak into the paper, distinguishing the work from those with sharper, more defined paint edges.
Artist & collection
Artist
This German artist made playful watercolors that mix drawing, paint, and light. She shows how sheets of color can float like leaves or climb walls in two works here: Zeichnung, Malerei, light play and Zeichnung,…
