Oil

Oil on linen 50cm -40cm 1.5cm "Spring in the interior" - An ostrich of daffodil rises from the rich green like a promise. Yellow, white, orange – the colors shine not only against the background, but also against memory. The flowers, with their structured surfaces and tactile contours, seem like embroidered thoughts: delicate, but determined.This picture is not a botanical still life, but a spiritual spring. It tells of departure, of the power of the new beginning, of the hope hidden in every petal. The daffodils do not only stand for the season – they stand for the reawakening of an inner space in which light and color can live again.

Oil on linen 50 cm -40 cm.Profile in greenA face in side view - angular, overdrawn, almost caricatureal. The glasses, the hat, the red lips: everything speaks. But what is said remains open. The green background is not a space, but a state. The colors are flat, the lines clear – and yet depth arises: through attitude, through gaze, through what is not painted.This portrait is not an image, but a figure of memory. It does not ask for identity, but for expression. Who is looking here and who is looking?

Oil on linen 34 cm -28 cm.Title: Sunfish Medium: Oil on canvas Measurements: 34 × 28 cmA single fisherman drifts in a small sailboat on the open sea, surrounded by nets and the warm glow of a setting sun. The scene radiates calm and concentration – a moment between heaven and water, between work and retreat. The expressive colors of the sky, the bright orange of the sun and the cool turquoises of the ocean create an atmosphere of inner balance. This work is a tribute to the silent connection between man and nature, to the rhythmic life in harmony with the elements.

Oil on linen 60cm -40cm. A yellow hull, two red sails – the boat glides through a water that suspects more than says. The sky, stirred up in red and blue, carries the tension of a moment that could tip: sunset or rising storm? On the shore, houses duck under the colors, as if to remember not to be seen. But the boat continues, defying the drama, remains easy. This picture is a journey – not through space, but through mood. It tells of courage, of beauty in transition, of the power to surrender to the unknown.

Oil on linseed (80x60cm))Title: Spur in GrasMedium: Oil on canvasMeasures: 80 × 60 cmIn bright orange and blue a wooden cart rises from the rich green of a summer meadow. The bold color scheme contrasts with the gray sky and gives the scene an almost dreamlike intensity. The trail of the wheel, drawn deep into the grass, tells of movement and memory – a symbol of progress and the traces we leave behind. The work combines rural motifs with an expressive colour composition and invites reflection on the origin, change and poetry of everyday life.