BEATE TUBACH

The artwork shows a figure that appears and fades. A seasonal hat frames the face, both shading it and drawing the eye. Thin washes and clear strokes mix control and chance; features are only hinted, like a brief memory. Opaque and transparent layers make the portrait feel temporary, between arriving and leaving. Light and reflected flashes shape the form while figure and background share tones, blurring the edges. A calm summer palette and cool accents highlights each mark; the hat’s color becomes the focal point. The work favors suggestion over story, focusing on light, gesture, memory, and time.

Mountain View explores perception and space, capturing natural landscapes in abstract form. It dissolves boundaries, inviting reflection on our bond with the environment. Through subtle color and texture shifts, it evokes the changing moods of mountains—familiar yet elusive. She challenges concrete reality, offering a contemplative, layered experience that mirrors nature's complexity, blending physical and emotional resonance into a unified vision.

The artwork explores movement and stillness in a solitary canoe journey. It blurs boundaries between water, vessel, and self through light and shadow, evoking transience and fluidity. The minimalistic composition highlights the moment's quiet intensity, reflecting her meditative view on reality and perception.