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| Forever and a day. 2011 Acrylic on Canvas |
German painter Nina Nolte was born in 1957 in El Salvador, grew up in Spain and Germany and lives and works now in Dusseldorf, Germany. Her works manifest a great understanding for the reflection of light, the freeness of spirit in realism, and pure colour. Her lines are soft and organic, complemented by the natural-colour backgrounds that brighten her figures and bring a simple elegance to her works.
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| Forgotten Dreams. 2010 Acrylic on Canvas |
In the scenes of swimmers and loungers in the pool, the playful flittering of light across a watery surface is juxtaposed with the pockets of shadows and undulating ripples. The vibrant colours and confident gestures of her figures communicate a sense of serenity. One can feel the warm sun beating down from above yet experience the cooling, therapeutic relief of the water.
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| The song is you. 2010 Acrylic on Canvas |
A bird’s eye view gives many of her works a cinematic touch. The close-up angles provide exposure to detail, thus inviting a certain level of intimacy and allowing the observer to make a personal connection.
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| You must believe in Spring. Acrylic |
You can fine more of Nina's work on her website -
Nina Notle
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