Verloren im Dampf #110
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Still Life |
| Technique | Painting |
| Height | 40 cm |
| Width | 30 cm |
| Length/Depth | 0.1 cm |
Everyday Cups – The Dissolution of a Form -- Image 2 from the series, titled “Lost in the Steam”
The series, comprising four acrylic paintings, focuses on a seemingly simple object – the cup. Whether for coffee, tea or hot chocolate, it forms part of our daily rituals, a symbol of warmth, closeness and routine.
Using the dry brush technique, its familiar contours gradually dissolve – from clearly recognisable to almost completely abstract. What remains is an impression, a feeling, a trace.
‘Everyday Cups – The Dissolution of a Form’ is a quiet, contemplative series about the transience of the moment, the poetry of the everyday – and the beauty of the intangible.
Here, image 110 – ‘Lost in the Steam’ – is on offer
A cup, half visible, half dreamlike. This work plays with perception – shapes begin to blur, as if they were just emerging from the hot steam of a freshly brewed cup. Warm and mysterious at the same time. An expressive piece for spaces intended to radiate tranquillity and inspiration.
A photograph shows all 4 prints from the series “Everyday Cups – Dissolution of a Form”. One print is on offer here, not all 4 from the series :-)
Important notes:
- The colours in the photos may differ slightly from the original, depending on your screen settings and the camera used.
- The painting will be signed and dispatched securely in a high-quality, sturdy envelope or other sturdy packaging. The item will, of course, be sent insured.
- You will receive a certificate of authenticity.
- All textures, blank spaces, blurring and other effects in the image are intentional.
- This artwork is 100% hand-painted with acrylic paint on art board.
- Please note that frames or accessories are not included in the delivery.
- As the artist, I reserve the right to produce and sell art prints of this image. The reproduction rights and copyright remain with the artist.
Sara Wimmers
This quote is by Paul Klee.
The beauty of it, for me at least, is that art is more than a mere representation of reality.
It has the power to make things visible that were previously unnoticed or lay hidden
I am constantly experimenting and enjoy working with different techniques and motifs. My works are created in oil, acrylic and watercolour, often built up in many layers, so that depth, luminosity and vibrant transitions emerge. In doing so, I deliberately experiment with various styles – from abstract landscapes to colour-rich, free compositions. I find inspiration, amongst other things, whilst travelling, in nature and in special moments of everyday life.
My paintings are one-of-a-kind pieces, both timeless and modern. They are aimed at art lovers, collectors and anyone who wishes to enhance their home or office with a special, colourful touch.
Education:
Degree in Painting and Drawing at the Kolbermoor Academy of Fine Arts under Heribert Heindl and Helmut Geier. (2020–2022)
Exhibitions:
Final exhibition at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kolbermoor, 2023
Exhibition at the State Garden Show, Kirchheim near Munich, June 2024
‘Farbsommer’ in Glonn, July 2024
Exhibition at the gallery on the corner of Heerstrasse and Im Krausfeld, Bonn, August 2025
Participation in the “Secret Postcard Show 2025” at The Old Lock Up Gallery, Cromford, UK, 2025
Cherry Blossom 2026, Bonn H56, Heerstrasse, April 2026
Courses:
Watercolour painting with Christian Eckerl, 2023
Abstract painting with Gerhard Marquard, 2023
Portrait painting with Thomas Beecht, 2024
Abstract painting with Christine Renner, 2025
Member of SKM since 2022
Holiday arrangements:
I will be travelling during these periods and will be unable to send any pictures during this time:
- August 2026
