A woman in a long sleeve shirt adjusts a large canvas or panel, possibly an artwork or painting, in an indoor setting, with chairs and shelves in the background.

About

Juliane Kellersmann (b. 1991) is a German abstract painter based between London and Northern Germany. With a background in design, her paintings draw from experiences and impressions in her own life through an abstract lens. Juliane’s intuitive works often emerge out of the process itself, by layering paint she creates movement and emotion. For Juliane, painting is an escape from reason and fact. It's about creating something that evokes emotions and captivates the viewer to stay. Through many layers of color, reality becomes more distorted and slowly no longer resembles fact, but a moment of standstill while personal emotions are touched upon. Juliane’s paintings are strongly inspired by her surroundings. She sees life as a constantly evolving whole, where every moment is unique. Capturing a specific moment, a memory in time, deconstructing reality into brushstrokes and marks is the core of her art.

To preserve a certain moment in time, to deconstruct the reality of it into brushstrokes and marks is at the core of my practice.
— Juliane
In Juliane Kellersmann’s paintings, gestural abstract surfaces speak to the relationship between form and colour, where pastel tones are combined with earthier hues to form a muted and carefully layered palette. Catching at fleeting emotions and personal moments, she works intuitively, following the guidance of brush and paint. The paintings recall the blooming and fading of vibrant flowers or the changing indirect light of a soft sunrise, drawing on the essential cyclicality and metamorphosis of the natural world.
— Anna Souter
 
 

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