Lease artwork "In Bloom" by Miriam Smidt with an option to purchase
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About the author
Miriam Smidt, a contemporary German painter, has distinguished herself through the creation of a unique and innovative painting technique she aptly named "liquid light painting." Born out of her inventive spirit, this method involves the use of watercolor inks and paste, forming a captivating interplay between color and canvas. Notably, the paste dries invisibly, allowing the colors to shine and the canvas to reveal itself through the radiant hues.
In the world of Miriam Smidt's artwork, one witnesses the ebb and flow of her liquid inks as they navigate the drying process, creating a visual narrative that traces their erosions over time. Her fluid technique skillfully blurs the boundaries between movement and stillness, overflow and emptiness, and the constant and volatile elements, delving into the intricate relationship between the individual and the inexorable passage of time.
The application of water-based paste and inks in Smidt's creations is marked by gestural and dynamic expressions, where the initial stages give rise to a life of their own. The liquids unfold in graceful motions, effortlessly occupying space and revealing the artist's exploration of the inherent tension between permanence and transience.
Miriam Smidt's artwork captures moments of energy and dynamism, mirroring the dynamics of life itself—where a single movement can alter the entire image. Through her paintings, she confronts the heavy and grim facets of existence with an antidote of levity, utilizing the transparency and brightness of watercolor inks to counterbalance the weight of life's challenges.
Smidt's artistic endeavors have garnered recognition both nationally and internationally, with exhibitions in Sweden, Italy, and Switzerland showcasing the universal appeal of her liquid light paintings. Her art has also been featured in notable publications such as WEDDINGWEISER, the Berliner Zeitung, and art-in-berlin, further solidifying Miriam Smidt's place in the contemporary art scene as a visionary and inventive painter.
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Nationality:
GERMANY
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary German Artists
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