Annegret Löffers is a German contemporary abstract artist whose work explores themes of the cosmos, perception, and the intersection of color and matter through vibrant, textured paintings. Her art uses layers, transparencies, and chromatic contrasts to create dynamic surfaces that evoke spiritual landscapes and a sense of ongoing transformation. Löffers is a featured permanent artist at GalleryOne962 and exhibits internationally.

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Interview with
ANNEGRET LÖFFERS

How did your artistic journey begin?

I’ve been creative ever since I was a child. More than 20 years ago, I began dedicating myself seriously to painting. Being a self-taught artist, my development has been enriched by various studio courses with professional artists and art educators over the years. These experiences helped shape and deepen my individual artistic voice.

Where do you draw inspiration for your abstract works?
Nature is one of my greatest sources of inspiration – especially seascapes. The play of light on water, the movement of waves, the clouds playing in the sky, the textures of rock and sand – all of these elements find their way into my work in abstract form. I’m particularly fascinated by the colours of the sea: shades of blue, turquoise, and sandy tones captivate me and often become the foundation of my compositions. I’m also inspired by emotions, inner states, and the beauty found in contrast and imperfection.

Which techniques do you prefer to use?
I work primarily in abstract and mixed media. I love exploring different materials and combining textures, layers, and colour fields. I often use acrylics, pastes, natural pigments, structure-forming elements and sometimes found materials. These methods allow me to explore different textures and layers, adding depth and dimension to my work. I’m fascinated by how surfaces can be shaped and transformed to evoke both emotion and atmosphere.
Do you follow a structured process or let instinct guide you?

My creative process is very intuitive. While I usually start with a loose idea or mood or even a rough concept, I allow my instincts as well as the materials, colours, and emotions to guide me as the piece evolves. It’s a kind of dialogue between me and the canvas – a spontaneous and fluid interaction rather than a fixed plan. This balance helps me stay true to my vision while embracing spontaneity.

What message do you wish to convey through your art?

My art is about creating emotional and aesthetic experiences through colour and structure. I want my works to touch hearts, brighten spaces, and evoke a sense of joy, lightness, and depth. I want viewers to feel a connection to the piece, to explore their own emotions and thoughts, and to find beauty in the abstract. Through abstract forms, I aim to open up spaces for reflection, feeling and inner movement.

What are your aspirations and future dreams as an artist?
My dream is to keep evolving – experimenting with new materials, exploring new formats, and sharing my art with a wider audience, both online and in physical spaces. I hope to collaborate with other artists, participate in international exhibitions, and continue to inspire and connect with people through my work.

FEATURED PERMANENT ARTIST
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