ArtbyNU - „Bordeaux Dynamics“

Bordeaux Dynamics
The painting is defined by a powerful, diagonally directed gesture that develops with high intensity.
Intensity spans the raw canvas. The burgundy paint application is dense and glossy.
and physical. It coalesces into a supporting trace that conveys both movement and weight at the same time.
The diagonal appears to act like an energetic impulse. The color seems to have been pressed, pulled, and guided—a controlled, at once emotionally charged process.
Thickenings, edges, and slight irregularities remain visible and point to the
physical formation process.
Fine linear traces, splashes, and extensions accompany the main movement. They respond to the central gesture, shape the space, and create tension without defining it.
These lines resemble traces of the movement, like echoes of the original action.
The untreated canvas remains deliberately present and provides a quiet counterpoint to the intensity of the color. It opens up the picture space and enhances the perception of direction, energy, and dynamism.
Barderox Dynamics describes motion not as form, but as a state: as a concentration of energy, as a directed flow that shapes the image space and at the same time keeps it open.
An image about inner strength, direction, and the power that arises when movement remains open.


Dimensions stretched: 100cm x 150cm x 4cm
Rolled: 162cm x 112cm
Made on high-quality canvas, heavy quality 380g/m².

Due to its size, to keep shipping costs lower and promote greater sustainability, the painting is rolled without a stretcher in a sturdy cardboard shipping tube, securely and professionally packed for delivery. Transport insurance and tracking number are included.

The canvas can be easily re-stretched and, if desired, framed by a professional.
Schatenfugenrahmen is not included.

The artwork is signed by me on the back, and an authenticity certificate will also be included.
Images were taken under different light sources.
A small color deviation may be possible depending on the monitor settings.
In structured artworks, partially formed cracks are not a defect, but rather part of the creation process - they belong to the work and shape its individual structure and expressive power.


About the artist:
Natalie Ulmann (1980) is a freelance artist from Germany. She creates conceptual works as well as visual art using acrylic and mixed-media techniques. Particularly fascinated by the harmony between tactile structures and colors, she passionately experiments with various materials to achieve striking effects and lead the viewer into a deeper engagement with her work.

For Natalie, art is not just a visual experience, but a means of creating a deeper connection with the viewer. The philosophical message behind her work invites reflection and encourages viewers to penetrate the surface and delve into the depths of its meaning.

Your artworks are in numerous international private collections and have gained broad recognition around the world.