Winnie SeifertMood

A brain and a soul — Winnie Seifert's painting is a RAM. The artist invites the reader to penetrate her overthrowing, subversive and cheeky world carried out by movement. Each gesture provokes a new stimulus. Her rich colours collide and clash with rough and vaporous lines or some sorts of stains that pierce each fibre of the canvas. Winnie Seifert’s practice is about the question of being alive: technically, we observe pure abstraction, and sometimes some Nympheas can be grasped with the correct distance; emotionally, we see rage, pain, and love: a panel of sensations. We feel aside from our own mind, like when you talk to yourself while you speak to someone. Winnie Seifert’s painting is coming from an inside and is expressed with emotional intensity. The pictures are rebellious and anarchic, direct in a subjective way, and speak out without any trick and masquerade. The abstraction part is visual and chromatic and perhaps, implying the reader into the frame on a non-narrative level becomes a purpose. In the end, this way of invoking that cerebral action demonstrates that we are indeed fully alive. For Winnie Seifert, colour is like an obsession, a joy, a torment. Emotional landscaper.