"Woman's Portrait" is part of an ongoing series. The piece was built in several sessions, balancing planned composition with decisions made during the process. Demo description for the staging environment.
€300
Germany
Felix Arndt is a contemporary artist whose practice explores urban rhythm. After studying fine arts and working for several years in shared studios, Felix developed a personal language built on careful observation and repeated studies. The work has been shown in group exhibitions and open studios, and is part of private collections. Felix currently lives and works in a small coastal town, dividing time between painting, drawing and small editions. This profile is demo content for the staging environment and does not describe a real person.
My work starts from abstraction and gesture. I am interested in what remains when an image is simplified until only its essential structure is left. I usually begin with quick sketches made on site, then return to the studio to build layers slowly, letting each one react to the previous. Colour is never decided in advance; it emerges from the process and from the material itself. I want the viewer to slow down, to spend time with the surface and to find their own way into the piece. Each series is a conversation with the one before it, and none of them is meant to be the last word. (Demo statement for staging.)
Künstlerprofil