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Snotty, powerful, and wild – with her large-sized works on paper, Lisa Kränzler proclaims the maximum intensity of the artwork.

Particularly the loud and rich colours make up the high expressivity of her paintings. The enamel, extensively applied on paper, runs down, leaves traces, smudges outlines and hinders sight of the original motif. The material becomes autonomous and makes the image “unclean“ and thus – alive.

Lisa Kränzler finds possibilities of aesthetic expression in painting as well as writing. A sharp differentiation between both media is neither wanted nor necessary. The artist rather wants to create images by all disposable means. Lisa Kränzler uses influences and parallels between literature and fine arts in order to develop new forms of depiction, such as text works that are at the boundary of written and painted.

Velocity and immediacy characterise the dynamic and uncompromising paintings of Lisa Kränzler. Her works come into existence quickly and have a prompt effect. Images, already existing inside her head, are made visible in one impulse.