'The Word Surrender' Fine Art Print

'Surrender'- one of my favorite english words. For me it sounds like spell, soft, rolling, loving, good -natured.

Translated literally, it means to give up, put themselves, capitulate and disclose. I felt the mix of these meanings when I started this painting from a state of 80% exhaustion. When I recognized, what wanted to go to the canvas, I was briefly tried to steer or influence this expression, an inner regulator spoke up and criticized whether that would be the art I had announced to bring into the world?

The best thoughts and intentions can run into poison as soon as they become rigid rules or dogmas. The space then becomes a vacuum. I know that very well, because I have often observed this tendency to myself. Allow is therefore another of my magic words. I allow myself to allow myself ... that sounds like coming home. The words feel like ointment on wounds. They are the acceptance of everything I feel in me and the deliberately wanted to step out in the unknown at the same time. An important aspect of being an artist is for me that I can afford everything. It is an exercise for me to be me and take the risk of being rejected.

I allowed myself to paint what was in me. I have allowed myself not to judge prematurely, but to stay with it. I followed the joy of the shapes and colors. I fell in love with the exhaustion of this figure and the native beauty. I have not planned that so much strength will come to light. I surrendered.

High quality giclée art print on Hahnemühle Pearl Archive paper.

Available in the sizes:

• 90 x 110 cm (image size 80 x 98.3 cm)
• 50 x 60 cm (image size 40 x 49.1 cm)
  

All prints fit in a standard frame format.

Of course, you can add a passe -partout and a frame in a different size to each print.