Simone Strasser
Moody
Works
Simone Strasser, Twilight 165 x 210 cm Öl auf Leinwand 2017. Galerie Gilla Loercher
Photo: Simone Strasser
Simone Strasser, Sunlight I 200 x 150 cm 2016. Galerie Gilla Loercher
Photo: Simone Strasser
Simone Strasser, Envidia 165 x 120 cm Öl auf Leinwand 2024. Galerie Gilla Loercher
Photo: Simone Strasser
Simone Strasser, Blossom 90 x 70 cm Öl auf Leinwand 2024
Photo: Simone Strasser
Red Wine 100 x 70 cm Öl auf Leinwand 2024
Photo: Simone Strasser
Press Release
/Galerie Gilla Loercher is thrilled to announce the third solo show by Simone Strasser.
The exhibition opens on Gallery Weekend Friday 2 May at 12:00 and the vernissage starts at 18:00.
The exhibition Moody contains a series of landscape paintings of the artist. Her paintings are always both figurative and abstract. In her painting, the artist proceeds entirely from perception. She captures fleeting sensual impressions directly on the canvas. Over the past 20 years, Simone Strasser has developed her very own style of landscape painting. She goes into the landscape with her canvas and paints pleinair. And she decomposes and transforms what she sees into the finest color gradations such as two-dimensional color gradients.
“Painting today is more about painting itself than ever before. Because other functions are being replaced by digital media, now it becomes clear what only painting can do,” says the artist
Simone Strasser (*1977) lives and works in Ingolstadt. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and was master student with Prof. Anke Doberauer. Her work has been shown in numerous cultural institutions and galleries:
The exhibition opens on Gallery Weekend Friday 2 May at 12:00 and the vernissage starts at 18:00.
The exhibition Moody contains a series of landscape paintings of the artist. Her paintings are always both figurative and abstract. In her painting, the artist proceeds entirely from perception. She captures fleeting sensual impressions directly on the canvas. Over the past 20 years, Simone Strasser has developed her very own style of landscape painting. She goes into the landscape with her canvas and paints pleinair. And she decomposes and transforms what she sees into the finest color gradations such as two-dimensional color gradients.
“Painting today is more about painting itself than ever before. Because other functions are being replaced by digital media, now it becomes clear what only painting can do,” says the artist
Simone Strasser (*1977) lives and works in Ingolstadt. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and was master student with Prof. Anke Doberauer. Her work has been shown in numerous cultural institutions and galleries:
