Carol Welsch

" My training in graphic design clearly shapes my synthetic perspective and my search for the essence of form.

This Suprematist gaze is reinforced by an orderly and structured character of German ancestry, resulting in a body of work close to Neoplasticist abstraction, with bold and powerful shapes and colors. It is a visual language that strips away the superfluous to focus on the absolute essence of form.

These works, organized by prioritizing form and color in search of a harmonious formal balance, are enriched by the introduction of different materials that bring distinct qualities and textures to my pieces. This yields a synthetic, personal, and colorful artistic language.

This approach represents an anti-tragic vision of art, where the work is not understood as an emotional release, but rather as a visual metaphor for spiritual balance.

My multidisciplinary profile determines my creative rhythm, always taking nature as a starting point. Simple, inanimate shapes acquire soul and value through my interpretation. Synthesizing what nature offers us opens up a vast creative path.

Of shifting scale… images of nature that, by eliminating detail or zooming in on it, offer us a generous dance of chromatic shapes and figures with their own identity, without the need to "be." Whether we widen the focus or close it in, what the eye captures is a field of color."