A SELECTION OF RECENT PAINTINGS
Detail of painting
A small note on paintings
Written by Mia-Nelle Drøschler
As an abstract painter, I strive to create a visual language that speaks to the viewer on a spiritual level.
Through the use of color, form, and texture, I hope that my paintings evoke an inner dialogue that transcends the physical world.
For me, spirituality is a fundamental part of the painterly process. It is a way of connecting with ‘the universe’ and tapping into the infinite source of inspiration I believe that lies within us all.
My paintings are an expression of the ineffable, a glimpse into the mysteries of the universe that can be experienced through intuition and contemplation. Each brushstroke is a meditation, a moment of stillness in a world that is constantly in motion.
Ultimately, my goal as an artist is to create paintings that are not just objects to be admired, but gateways to the soul. Through my work, I hope to inspire others to explore their own spiritual journey and connect with the divine spark that lies within us all.
I am trying not to be all the things inside me
Oil on MDF
200 cm x 240 cm
2022
Untitled
Oil on MDF
187 cm x 122 cm
2023
When The Sky Meets The Sky
Oil on canvas
190 cm x 160 cm
2023
Invisible
Oil on canvas
180 cm x 130 cm
2023
Untitled
Oil on canvas
130 cm x 130 cm
2023
Blending in
Oil on MDF
120 cm x 80 cm
2023
Untitled
Oil on canvas
120 cm x 80 cm
2023
I don´t know what is left anymore
Oil on canvas
120 cm x 80 cm
2023
Untitled
Oil on canvas
80 cm x 60 cm
2022
Untitled
Oil on canvas
120 cm x 90 cm
2022
Untitled
Oil on canvas
120 cm x 90 cm
2022
Untitled
Oil on canvas
60 cm x 50 cm
2022
White and black
Oil on canvas
50 cm x 60 cm
2022
Little dot yellow save me
Oil on canvas
30 cm x 24 cm
2022
Untitled
Oil on canvas
30 cm x 24 cm
2023
2018 – 2022
A SERIES OF ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
During a residency at Bethanien (DE) in 2018 I started a painterly abstract language. The abstract expressive painting is where Drøschler is today, she paints large scale in a high pace leaving the spectator with a strong inner vision. Drøschler claims that emotions are political and therefore uses her own personal emotions as a direct tool to create the abstract paintings. They are angry, sad, happy and joyful, just as the nature of the human being.
Over the years Drøschler has demonstrated a high level of experimentation in her paintings. From figuration till a more mediative approach to the canvas with a narrow palette and slow gesture she is now fully engaged in the abstract expressionistic paintings.
