Andrea Imwiehe (1970) - Memory Room_19

Andrea Imwiehe works in a combination of acrylic painting and line drawing, where the lines are drawn directly into the acrylic paint to form a sunken relief.

“Memory Room” is an abstract exploration of space and memory. The acrylic paint, enriched with sand texture, gives the scene tangible depth – as if the memory is anchored not only in lines and shapes but also in the surface itself. The sketchy rendering makes the space appear fragmented, as if reconstructed from memory. The soft, restrained colors enhance the sense of transience, while the open composition provides room for personal associations. A quiet moment snapshot that makes the fleeting and at the same time enduring of memories feel tangible.

The artwork at a glance

- from the series “Memory Rooms” – impressions of memory spaces in unique paintings
Acrylic painting with paste-like textured surface
Painted on high-quality wooden supports, ready to hang directly.
- Signed, numbered, and with all image information provided on the back.
Certificate of authenticity included

Here you can learn more about the artist.


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Andrea Imwiehe, winner of the AOK Nordost Art Prize in Berlin/Brandenburg and a fellow at Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop, is a graduate of the HBK Braunschweig Academy of Arts. She has been passionately involved in painting since childhood and now lives and works in a studio in the old imperial post office.