Anna-Katharina Rintelen: Basel
Make the invisible visible
"I have been painting and drawing since I first understood that a pen, a brush dipped in colour leaves a trace." - Anna-Katharina Rintelen.
The concretely precise image is no more important to Anna-Katharina any more but haziness, movement, music, moods, blending, interaction, and what is in between. Many associations come to people’s minds when they come in contact with her paintings and drawings.
She predominately works with acrylics on canvas in producing sort-after, colourful abstract paintings. In her pictures, colours bustle, playing with each other in a breath-taking rhythm, infatuating the senses.
Anna-Katharina Rintelen is originally from Basel, Switzerland and lives since 2010 as a freelance artist in Freiburg i. Br., Germany.
She attended "Colour & Form" at the School of Design in Basel, studied at the Free Art Academy Basel and attended the Art International Sommer Academy Salzburg.
Anna-Katharina Rintelen has been exhibiting for the past 15 years mainly, in Switzerland and Germany.
"I have been painting and drawing since I first understood that a pen, a brush dipped in colour leaves a trace." - Anna-Katharina Rintelen.
The concretely precise image is no more important to Anna-Katharina any more but haziness, movement, music, moods, blending, interaction, and what is in between. Many associations come to people’s minds when they come in contact with her paintings and drawings.
She predominately works with acrylics on canvas in producing sort-after, colourful abstract paintings. In her pictures, colours bustle, playing with each other in a breath-taking rhythm, infatuating the senses.
Anna-Katharina Rintelen is originally from Basel, Switzerland and lives since 2010 as a freelance artist in Freiburg i. Br., Germany.
She attended "Colour & Form" at the School of Design in Basel, studied at the Free Art Academy Basel and attended the Art International Sommer Academy Salzburg.
Anna-Katharina Rintelen has been exhibiting for the past 15 years mainly, in Switzerland and Germany.