CURATED: ANNA BELLER

Anna Beller is an emerging experimental painter and digital artist from Berlin, working in Hannover. She experiments with color relationships and transparencies using the soak stain technique, which was developed by Morris Louis (1912-1962) and established in the 1950s by American abstract artist Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011): highly thinned colors soak into unprimed canvas, generating organic shapes, movement, and color overlaps.

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RED-BLUE COLOUR STUDY by ANNA BELLER uses the soak stain technique with highly thinned acrylic paint applied onto unprimed raw canvas. With this method, the paintings show blurry shapes and edges, repetitive elements, a transition between geometric and organic forms. They are results of the interaction between natural colour flow (‚accident‘) and the artist‘s intervention (‚regulation‘).

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Red-Blue Colour Study

4 STRIPES by ANNA BELLER uses the soak stain technique with highly thinned acrylic paint applied onto unprimed raw canvas. With this method, the paintings show blurry shapes and edges, repetitive elements, a transition between geometric and organic forms. They are results of the interaction between natural colour flow (‚accident‘) and the artist‘s intervention (‚regulation‘).

4 Stripes

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EXHIBITION

Emerging abstract painter Anna Beller believes in the importance of process in her artistic practice. Whether in her physical paintings or NFTs, creating art provides Beller with an experience transcending time and space. 

Beller speaks about art as a form of religion, balancing both a digital and physical practice, and her sensory response to painting with Margaret Murphy, Head of Community.

Transcendence Through Artistic Process

ANNA BELLER: THE MIND, BODY AND SOUL OF ABSTRACT ART

MAGAZINE

GENERATIVE ABSTRACTION AND BEYOND aims to define a point in history where a network of artists are generating abstract works with algorithms and codes. In collaboration with Verse. 