Artist Mareike Böhmer sitting on the floor of a gallery, looking at her exclusive art prints with blue and abstract designs.

While many of my abstract artworks were created on the computer at the beginning of my creative career, today they are all based on acrylic paintings that I put on paper or canvas.

In painting, I love the creative process itself. Diving into another world, playing with colors, textures and materials. It is also a constant process of trying things out, failing and being amazed.

Painting on larger canvases in particular, which I have only been doing (again) for two years, has led me to a new phase of creative discovery. I notice again and again that here too I am often captivated by the minimalist and organic compositions that use just a few colors.

Photos by Kira Duwenhorst
Artist Mareike Böhmer, dressed in black, stands in front of an abstract painting with blue, white, gray, and beige brushstrokes, viewing the artwork in an art gallery.
Collection of abstract paintings with shades of black, white, gray, and blue, layered on a surface.
Mareike Böhmer, an abstract artist, holding a paint palette with used paintbrushes and blue, white, and black paint.