Gallery M by Manuela Decker - Joyful Confetti No.2 XXl





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Manuela Decker's original acrylic painting Joyful Confetti No.2 XXL from Germany, signed on the back, 140 × 110 cm, multicoloured modern abstract work (Original Edition, year 2026), delivered rolled with certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
As a vibrant color explosion, this abstract painting captures a joyful play of tones and energy.
Acrylic on canvas, The unique piece is signed on the back and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
The painting is shipped rolled (without a stretched canvas) to keep shipping affordable.
Each work is produced with high-quality materials and is finished with a protective, lightly glossy final varnish.
This image is ideal for a frame of size
140x110x4.5 cm.
The depicted shadow-gap frame is for illustration purposes only.
All works by the artist are unique. They are handcrafted paintings created using various techniques.
The photos are not edited, although slight color variations may occur due to photography.
Cracks, nicks, ridges, and paint splatters are part of the painting style. These are not defects and are intentional by the artist.
Please note that for deliveries with damage, a damage report must be created with the courier, and photos of the package from the outside before opening must be taken, followed by photos of any damage to the artwork. Complaints submitted without such documentation will not be accepted.
Manuela Decker – Intuition and Abstraction
Manuela Decker is a contemporary German painter who lives and works in Osnabrück. As a self-taught artist, she has developed an unconventional, deeply emotional visual language that moves freely beyond academic constraints. Under the studio name Gallery M presents her works to an international audience.
Artistic profile & style
Manuela Decker’s works are categorized as abstract expressionism and modern informal art. At the center of her work is the process of letting go. Her large-format acrylic paintings often arise impulsively and intuitively—guided by moments, moods, and the dynamism of color itself.
* Technique: She predominantly works with acrylic paints, pastels, and texturing mixed-media on canvas. The application of color occurs in layers, sometimes powerfully spread, sometimes softly brushed or glazed. This gives her paintings a tactile depth.
* Contrasts: A recurring motif is the play with extreme contrasts. In series such as “Better in black” she contrasts deep, dark areas with sudden, luminous color explosions or minimalist lines. The imperfect and raw is deliberately staged as an aesthetic element.
Philosophy and intention
For Manuela Decker, art is an outlet for the unsayable. She does not want to impose a fixed interpretation on the viewer, but to offer room for personal associations and feelings. Her art seeks dialogue with the subconscious.
She also shares this integrative, liberating approach as a creativity coach. Here she supports people in dissolving blocks through intuitive painting and discovering their own inner visual world.
2014 Stadthaus Osnabrück
2021 Breuninger Sindelfingen “Art meets Fashion"
2022 Collaboration with Westwing
2023 Collaboration with Westwing
2023 Optik Vatthauer Osnabrück
2024 Jupiter Art Gallery Hamburg
2025 Optik Vatthauer Osnabrück
As a vibrant color explosion, this abstract painting captures a joyful play of tones and energy.
Acrylic on canvas, The unique piece is signed on the back and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
The painting is shipped rolled (without a stretched canvas) to keep shipping affordable.
Each work is produced with high-quality materials and is finished with a protective, lightly glossy final varnish.
This image is ideal for a frame of size
140x110x4.5 cm.
The depicted shadow-gap frame is for illustration purposes only.
All works by the artist are unique. They are handcrafted paintings created using various techniques.
The photos are not edited, although slight color variations may occur due to photography.
Cracks, nicks, ridges, and paint splatters are part of the painting style. These are not defects and are intentional by the artist.
Please note that for deliveries with damage, a damage report must be created with the courier, and photos of the package from the outside before opening must be taken, followed by photos of any damage to the artwork. Complaints submitted without such documentation will not be accepted.
Manuela Decker – Intuition and Abstraction
Manuela Decker is a contemporary German painter who lives and works in Osnabrück. As a self-taught artist, she has developed an unconventional, deeply emotional visual language that moves freely beyond academic constraints. Under the studio name Gallery M presents her works to an international audience.
Artistic profile & style
Manuela Decker’s works are categorized as abstract expressionism and modern informal art. At the center of her work is the process of letting go. Her large-format acrylic paintings often arise impulsively and intuitively—guided by moments, moods, and the dynamism of color itself.
* Technique: She predominantly works with acrylic paints, pastels, and texturing mixed-media on canvas. The application of color occurs in layers, sometimes powerfully spread, sometimes softly brushed or glazed. This gives her paintings a tactile depth.
* Contrasts: A recurring motif is the play with extreme contrasts. In series such as “Better in black” she contrasts deep, dark areas with sudden, luminous color explosions or minimalist lines. The imperfect and raw is deliberately staged as an aesthetic element.
Philosophy and intention
For Manuela Decker, art is an outlet for the unsayable. She does not want to impose a fixed interpretation on the viewer, but to offer room for personal associations and feelings. Her art seeks dialogue with the subconscious.
She also shares this integrative, liberating approach as a creativity coach. Here she supports people in dissolving blocks through intuitive painting and discovering their own inner visual world.
2014 Stadthaus Osnabrück
2021 Breuninger Sindelfingen “Art meets Fashion"
2022 Collaboration with Westwing
2023 Collaboration with Westwing
2023 Optik Vatthauer Osnabrück
2024 Jupiter Art Gallery Hamburg
2025 Optik Vatthauer Osnabrück

