Isabella Senger

Isabella Senger's works draw viewers into a web of layers that touch, interpenetrate, and are built up, condensed, or torn open in numerous processes, leaving visible scars and traces of the dialogue between artist and canvas.

Playful movement with colors, forms, and unusual materials like building supplies creates depth through diluted inks and collages, while the finished painting reveals only the tip of the iceberg of her emotions, individuality, and the tension between chaos, order, and form emergence.

"Painting must surprise me," she says, guided by color traces and decades of abstract composition on generous formats.

Isabella Senger studied pedagogy, psychology, and social sciences, and completed training in art therapy.

From 1989 to 1994, she studied free expressive painting with Brigitte Kohlmeier, an art educator. Following this, she intensified her artistic work by attending the Free Art Academy Augsburg, the Hohenschau Summer Academy, and the Munich Studio Project.

She also took courses in various techniques at the Bad Reichenhall Art Academy and the Academy for Modern Art in Gaienhofen.

She participates annually in the Kisslegg Art Weeks with P. Ehrnsperger.

She is a member of the Wasserburg Art Association and the BBK Swabia South.

Some of the exhibition examples:

INC art fair Bodensee in Dornbirn, Austria
Alpine Museum, Kempten;
Atelier K4, Heimenkirch;
Hedi Probst Gallery, Nonnenhorn;
Courtyard Gallery, Lindau
International Exhibition "Network", Kulmbach;
Kornhaus Wangen, Allgäu;
Art Station, Wasserburg;
Art Gallery, Kempten
Art Muc Art Fair, Munich
Art Fair, Sindelfingen
"Artworks", Bad Wörishofen
Regional Court, Ravensburg
District Office, Lindau;
Pflegschloss Museum, Schrobenhausen;
St. Mang Museum, Füssen;
"New Art in Old Walls", Günzburg
Residence, Kempten;
City Gallery, Markdorf;
West Allgäu Art Exhibition, Lindenberg