Andrea Krauß - Liminal Landscape_02 XL *no reserve*
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Original acrylic on canvas by Andrea Krauß, titled Liminal Landscape_02 XL *no reserve*, 100 × 70 cm (110 × 80 cm including border), back-signed and numbered, year 2026, in excellent condition, shipped rolled without a frame from Germany, colours crème and green.
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Original painting – acrylic on canvas, 70 × 100 cm
Shipped rolled, unframed
Liminal Landscape_02 shows a landscape in transition – not as a concrete topographical view, but as an atmospheric perception of space, light and nature.
A softly rising meadow occupies the lower part of the image and leads the eye into a densely packed forest. Bright greens and whites meet deep, almost black areas of the forest. In between, a bright sky space opens up, giving the composition depth and at the same time a nearly otherworldly, quiet atmosphere.
Characteristically, the surface is treated expressively. The color is not used exclusively to describe individual trees, leaves or grasses. Instead, from brushstrokes, overlaps, smudges and free applications, independent structures emerge. The landscape thus becomes increasingly a dialogue of color, movement, light and materiality.
The title “Liminal Landscape” refers to the term liminal – a threshold or transitional state. The painting rests exactly on such a threshold: between recognizing a concrete landscape and its dissolution into a more abstract, subjective visual language. The forest is still experienceable as forest, the meadow readable as a landscape space – at the same time the individual forms begin to dissolve into painterly gestures and fields of color.
Landscape painting gradually detached itself in the course of modernity from the aim of a naturalistic depiction of a place. In particular, the Impressionists, Expressionists and the subsequent abstract painting turned landscape into an experimental field for color, perception and painterly expression. In the 20th century this gave rise to a close link between landscape and abstraction.
Even expressionism used nature not only as a motif to be depicted, but as a starting point for a subjective and emotionally shaped visual language. Later, artists of Abstract Expressionism and related currents linked landscape experience with gestural painting and a increasingly free handling of form and color.
Liminal Landscape_02 stands in this art-historical field of tension: The landscape remains a starting point and recognizable reference, yet is transformed through the painting process. Especially the large, horizontal movements of the meadow and the densely structured forest create a dialogue between calm and dynamism, concreteness and abstraction.
Thus the landscape is not a documentary representation of a specific place, but an inner landscape space – a visual experience of light, depth, movement and atmosphere.
The artwork at a glance:
- Overall canvas size 110 x 80 cm, image size 100 x 70 cm (5 cm border for stretching the canvas)
- Acrylic painting
- Painted on canvas
- Signed on the back, numbered
- Shipped rolled, professionally packed in bubble wrap
- Includes certificate of authenticity
Andrea Krauß, winner of the AOK Nordost Art Prize, Berlin/Brandenburg, and fellow of the Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop, is a graduate of the HbK Braunschweig Academy of Fine Arts. She has passionately engaged in painting since her youth and now lives and works in a studio in the old Imperial Post Office in the heart of Berlin.
Her acrylic paintings, which focus on the beauty of nature, are inspired by her own memories but go beyond them. Her aim is to create an atmosphere through painting.
Her artworks are today part of numerous private collections and are shown in galleries, museums and renowned art exhibitions.
Seller's Story
Andrea Krauß counts among the striking figures of contemporary German painting. The recipient of the AOK Nordost Art Prize (Berlin/Brandenburg) and former fellow of the renowned Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop completed her studies at the Braunschweig University of Art. For many years she has consistently dedicated herself to painting and today lives and works in her studio in the heart of Berlin.
At the center of her artistic work lies the connection between memory, atmosphere and landscape. Starting from personal impressions, Andrea Krauß develops imagery that points beyond the individual and touches universal experiences of nature, space and transience. Recurring motifs are especially birches and other elements of nature, whose quiet presence merges with traces of human shaping and memory.
Characteristic of her works is the layered combination of painting and drawing. In her acrylic paintings, fine relief structures arise through the use of sand, spatula techniques and integrated lines, giving the works a special tactile quality and spatial depth. The lines drawn directly into the color layers act like inscribed memories and shape the artist’s unmistakable handwriting.
Andrea Krauß’s works have been presented in galleries, museums and renowned exhibitions and today reside in numerous private collections. Her works impress with their poetic force, their atmospheric density, and the sensitive connection between nature observation and personal memory.
Translated by Google TranslateOriginal painting – acrylic on canvas, 70 × 100 cm
Shipped rolled, unframed
Liminal Landscape_02 shows a landscape in transition – not as a concrete topographical view, but as an atmospheric perception of space, light and nature.
A softly rising meadow occupies the lower part of the image and leads the eye into a densely packed forest. Bright greens and whites meet deep, almost black areas of the forest. In between, a bright sky space opens up, giving the composition depth and at the same time a nearly otherworldly, quiet atmosphere.
Characteristically, the surface is treated expressively. The color is not used exclusively to describe individual trees, leaves or grasses. Instead, from brushstrokes, overlaps, smudges and free applications, independent structures emerge. The landscape thus becomes increasingly a dialogue of color, movement, light and materiality.
The title “Liminal Landscape” refers to the term liminal – a threshold or transitional state. The painting rests exactly on such a threshold: between recognizing a concrete landscape and its dissolution into a more abstract, subjective visual language. The forest is still experienceable as forest, the meadow readable as a landscape space – at the same time the individual forms begin to dissolve into painterly gestures and fields of color.
Landscape painting gradually detached itself in the course of modernity from the aim of a naturalistic depiction of a place. In particular, the Impressionists, Expressionists and the subsequent abstract painting turned landscape into an experimental field for color, perception and painterly expression. In the 20th century this gave rise to a close link between landscape and abstraction.
Even expressionism used nature not only as a motif to be depicted, but as a starting point for a subjective and emotionally shaped visual language. Later, artists of Abstract Expressionism and related currents linked landscape experience with gestural painting and a increasingly free handling of form and color.
Liminal Landscape_02 stands in this art-historical field of tension: The landscape remains a starting point and recognizable reference, yet is transformed through the painting process. Especially the large, horizontal movements of the meadow and the densely structured forest create a dialogue between calm and dynamism, concreteness and abstraction.
Thus the landscape is not a documentary representation of a specific place, but an inner landscape space – a visual experience of light, depth, movement and atmosphere.
The artwork at a glance:
- Overall canvas size 110 x 80 cm, image size 100 x 70 cm (5 cm border for stretching the canvas)
- Acrylic painting
- Painted on canvas
- Signed on the back, numbered
- Shipped rolled, professionally packed in bubble wrap
- Includes certificate of authenticity
Andrea Krauß, winner of the AOK Nordost Art Prize, Berlin/Brandenburg, and fellow of the Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop, is a graduate of the HbK Braunschweig Academy of Fine Arts. She has passionately engaged in painting since her youth and now lives and works in a studio in the old Imperial Post Office in the heart of Berlin.
Her acrylic paintings, which focus on the beauty of nature, are inspired by her own memories but go beyond them. Her aim is to create an atmosphere through painting.
Her artworks are today part of numerous private collections and are shown in galleries, museums and renowned art exhibitions.
Seller's Story
Andrea Krauß counts among the striking figures of contemporary German painting. The recipient of the AOK Nordost Art Prize (Berlin/Brandenburg) and former fellow of the renowned Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop completed her studies at the Braunschweig University of Art. For many years she has consistently dedicated herself to painting and today lives and works in her studio in the heart of Berlin.
At the center of her artistic work lies the connection between memory, atmosphere and landscape. Starting from personal impressions, Andrea Krauß develops imagery that points beyond the individual and touches universal experiences of nature, space and transience. Recurring motifs are especially birches and other elements of nature, whose quiet presence merges with traces of human shaping and memory.
Characteristic of her works is the layered combination of painting and drawing. In her acrylic paintings, fine relief structures arise through the use of sand, spatula techniques and integrated lines, giving the works a special tactile quality and spatial depth. The lines drawn directly into the color layers act like inscribed memories and shape the artist’s unmistakable handwriting.
Andrea Krauß’s works have been presented in galleries, museums and renowned exhibitions and today reside in numerous private collections. Her works impress with their poetic force, their atmospheric density, and the sensitive connection between nature observation and personal memory.
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Artist
Andrea Krauß
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Liminal Landscape_02 XL *no reserve*
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Germany
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Cream, Green
Height
100 cm
Width
70 cm
Depiction/theme
Nature
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
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