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Acrylic and canvas are the materials that Belgian-born Greet Helsen uses for her paintings. The individual color fields in her paintings are tightly interwoven, yet a free-floating impression remains. It seems as if all the elements of the painting have just been thrown into the air.The special thing about her technique is her use of acrylic: she uses it in a similar way to watercolor. This gives her pictures a very special lightness. The play of colors surprises through harmony and tension at the same time.Although Elsen's paintings are largely abstract, they often echo figurative subjects, especially landscapes flooded with color. Her works evoke emotions, mainly positive ones.Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
