Schumann's work is characterized by her use of fluorescent acrylic glass, which she manipulates to create glowing, immersive environments that change appearance depending on the lighting conditions.
« Art always held a magical attraction for me, thanks to the Monchehaus Museum in my hometown of Goslar. »
Regine Schumann
Her installations often involve carefully arranged geometric forms that emit a radiant glow, transforming the surrounding space and creating a dynamic interaction between the viewer and the artwork. Schumann's work is deeply influenced by the principles of color theory and the perceptual effects of light, often challenging viewers' visual perceptions and inviting them to experience color in a new, almost tactile way. She has ex
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Schumann's work is characterized by her use of fluorescent acrylic glass, which she manipulates to create glowing, immersive environments that change appearance depending on the lighting conditions.
« Art always held a magical attraction for me, thanks to the Monchehaus Museum in my hometown of Goslar. »
Regine Schumann
Her installations often involve carefully arranged geometric forms that emit a radiant glow, transforming the surrounding space and creating a dynamic interaction between the viewer and the artwork. Schumann's work is deeply influenced by the principles of color theory and the perceptual effects of light, often challenging viewers' visual perceptions and inviting them to experience color in a new, almost tactile way. She has exhibited her work internationally, and her pieces are featured in numerous public and private collections. Schumann is recognized as a significant figure in contemporary art, particularly in the field of light and color installation.(
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