Isabel Kleinert
Painter from Deutschland
"Kreativität erfordert Mut und Unvoreingenommenheit. Und kein Aufschieben von Gedanken." - Isabel Kleinert
Biography of Isabel Kleinert
Colors have always determined my life. During the day I had a very challenging job in management and at night I painted. More and more abstract and more and more passionate. In 2020 the time had come: I gave up my job and am now self-employed - one of the best decisions in my life! Exhibitions in my showroom, where we also live: an old barn! At high-quality design houses such as Herzog and Roches Bobois in Stuttgart, in October 2021 at Burg Stettenfeld near Heilbronn with ARTe, collaboration with sculpture artists such as David Begbie London and others.
"I paint with a vision, dedication and passion. My works are not just meant to please. They are meant to be a vehicle for the viewer. Because: wishes, feelings or perhaps hidden thoughts are often subliminally anchored in images, colors and shapes. They are meant to be explored and made concrete.
The aim of my work is to trigger something. A fascination that goes far beyond the visual. My works seek to communicate with you personally and only really want to be awakened by your thoughts. They want to accompany you in your living environment and always give you new thoughts, positive impulses and inspiration!" - Isabel Kleinert
About the art of Isabel Kleinert
Communication takes place through abstraction and the process of creation. First between the work and me, but then between the work and you; how does that happen? The depth and charisma are created by up to 10 completely different layers: structures, shadows, fonts.
The colors: acrylic and pure pigments. These only serve a superficial optical purpose. The focus of the works is their message; the works automatically come into contact with their environment, with their viewer and their existence. Both the visible and the apparently hidden elements build a bridge to the deeper meaning of these works: the thoughts, feelings, longings and wishes of the viewer are clearly addressed.
