Natalie Ulmann - "Indigo Memory"

The painting is executed on raw, untreated canvas. A multi-layered network of deep, almost black-looking indigo unfolds in dynamic lines and organic structures – partly deliberate, partly left to chance. The lines overlap and interpenetrate, reminiscent of a complex web of thought that invites the viewer on an associative journey into their own memory and imagination. The partly strong, glossy application of color creates visible indentations and haptic nuances. Depending on the light, individual structures emerge in relief, giving the surface additional depth and liveliness. From a distance the composition initially appears graphic and delicate, while up close its special materiality and multi-layered surface structure reveal themselves – like a visual trace of memory. Framed dimensions: 100cm x 150cm x 4cm Rolled: 162cm x 112cm Made on high-quality heavy-duty canvas 380 g/m² Due to the size, to keep shipping affordable and more sustainable, the painting will be shipped rolled without a stretcher in a sturdy cardboard shipping tube, packaged securely and professionally. Transport insurance and tracking number included. The canvas can be easily re-stretched and, if desired, framed by a professional. Shadow gap frame is not included. The artwork is signed on the back by me, and a certificate of authenticity is also included. Photographs were taken under various lighting conditions. Slight color variations depending on monitor settings are possible. The visualization photos in room settings were created digitally based on the original image. The proportions in room representations may differ; the stated dimensions of the artwork are authoritative. In textured artworks, cracks formed at certain points are not defects but part of the creation process – they belong to the work and define its unique structure and expressiveness. About the artist: Natalie Ulmann (1980) is a freelance artist from Germany. She creates conceptual works as well as visual art in acrylic and mixed-media techniques. Especially fascinated by the harmony between tactile structures and colors, she passionately experiments with various materials to achieve striking effects and lead the viewer to a deeper engagement with her works. Her artworks are in numerous international private collections and have gained broad recognition worldwide.

Estimate:£1,355.55

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