Lilian Mühlenkamps abstract works on self-framed large sized canvases explore controlled free-flow by using a vibrant technique of color application. In her creative process tension between aleatory (randomly) and openly forming moments of inviting randomness and precise guidance of the material is omnipresent. To only let the paint and water flow, wouldn’t be challenging enough. To create something out of it, to shape, frame it and “communicate” with it is the most interesting part of the act of painting. 

“My art form avoids any clear and distinct points of concreteness, or any identifiable parts. Key aspects and aspirations really lie in the work with material and (im)balancing abstract forms and figures inspired by my syneasthesia. However, the vivid motion of water and the reaction of absorption and fluidity is always visible.„