Acrylic on canvas
100 x 100 x 1,6 cm
Unikat
November 2025
The green knows more.
This image tells of how not everything needs to be thought in order to be true. The green does not stand for idyll.
It stands for life. For something that grows without being explained, and that remains even when we can find no words for it. It evokes meadows, forests, inner landscapes—places within us that are older than any decision.
Between lines, circles, and open forms, traces of order appear. My thoughts trying to find footing… my need to give structure to what is alive. Yet nothing remains rigid. Everything is in motion; everything is allowed to change. Order disguises itself as wilderness—and wilderness carries its own quiet logic within it. Psychologically, the image speaks of a tension I know well: the desire for control and the simultaneous knowledge that not everything can be directed. The ego draws lines, plans paths, seeks clarity. But beneath it, something else continues to work—calmly, persistently, undeterred. A knowing that does not think but feels… my inner growth, which also takes place in the unconscious.
The green “knows” because it has nothing to prove. It follows no plan and is nevertheless full of meaning. It connects, separates, condenses, and dissolves. Like memories, like feelings, like inner processes that elude my grasp and yet shape me.
My image does not invite us to find answers.
It invites us to slow down… to perceive… to trust my body… my sensations… my intuition. Perhaps insight does not lie in understanding, but in allowing… not in holding on, but in letting things grow.
“The green knows more” reminds us that we are part of this knowing—not its owners.
And that life is often already on its way while we are still trying to comprehend it.