Madelene Stoor

My artistic journey began as a quiet curiosity for texture art that later quickly grew into an in-depth creative journey. A strong desire was born to understand how structure, depth and tactility could shape an expression. Over time, the curiosity grew into a more in-depth work and today I work from my own studio. It is as if I have finally found a language that I have always carried but never really been able to use. Texture has given me freedom. It has given me courage. Above all, it has given me a way to get out all that needed to come out.

I am constantly moving between plans and impulses. Sometimes the works turn out as I imagined, other times they take completely new paths. But what I love most is when I get to play freely, let my thoughts go and let the process itself lead me forward. There, in the unexpected, I often find the deepest joy and the clearest direction.

Each piece I create is a unique original, created by hand. All paintings come with a certificate of authenticity. I aim to create a balanced tension between strength and tranquility. I am faithful to my color palette, which consists of warm earth tones and calm neutral shades. In the lower color layer, I often use strong colors to create depth in the painting. Against the toned down colors, the textured shapes are allowed to stand out. I often highlight structures with metallic tones to create dimension, play of light and a clear tactile impression.

Together, all parts reflect the natural landscape, the patina of time and the quiet changes of light. Many times I fix my gaze on surfaces and phenomena I see in nature. The inner and outer forces that our earth creates are inspiring to me. My ambition is to create works that not only catch the eye but also arouse a desire to get close. A desire to experience the depth, surface and structures up close.

For me, art is both grounding and liberating. A place to process life, find clarity and reconnect with myself. I want to invite you into my world. A place of depth, tactility and harmonious tones, where texture becomes a language and peace takes shape.

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Madelene Stoor