The triptych, Wintersky I - III, unfolds like a window to another dimension. The three panels combine to create a visual symphony that captures the chaos and beauty of the sky on a cold winter's night.
The color palette - an interplay of black, orange and a brilliant blue - lends the work depth and dynamism. While the black acts as a stabilizing element, the vivid accents of blue and orange provide dynamic impulses that constantly draw the viewer's eye to new details.
The masterful use of the flow technique is particularly remarkable. The organic transitions between the colors and the branching patterns create a kind of rhythmic tension that guides the eye through all three panels. At the same time, each panel remains independent without losing its connection to the overall concept.
It is interesting how the triptych explores the idea of fragmentation and continuity at the same time through its tripartite structure. Each panel can stand alone, but together they develop a narrative force that connects the universal with the personal. The viewer is invited to lose themselves in the depths of the images, which seem like a visual poem of infinity and transience.
With Wintersky I - III, Kirsten Römersperger shows an extraordinary flair for combining technique and expression. The work is not only a statement of powerful abstract art, but also proof of the artist's ability to unite tension and harmony in a single visual language.