Overview

Using the intrinsic language of paint, Eva is able to simplify her work to create bold, confident pieces that capture the essence of specific places, or natural events with great atmosphere and a submersive quality.

Eva Ullrich is a landscape artist whose work leans more towards abstraction. Most of her paintings were created after trips to Arctic Norway and Iceland, where she explored the coast and travelled into the remote interior, exploring lava fields, glaciers and volcanos. Whilst exploring the landscape, she took photographs and made quick paint sketches on location as methods of observing particular features in the landscape and the often dramatic and changing qualities of light at different times of day. She then makes her paintings from memory upon her return to the studio.

 

She paints them flat using wide brushes, sponges and squeegees, constantly adding, removing and manipulating the paint until it feels right. Some paintings are very simple, made up of only two layers, and others are much more complex with multiple layers and glazing.

Works
  • Crystalline
    Eva Ullrich
    Crystalline, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    150 x 130 cm (51 x 59 in)
  • Evening Hue
    Eva Ullrich
    Evening Hue, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    100 x 85 cm (40 x 34 in)
  • Alpenglow
    Eva Ullrich
    Alpenglow, 2022
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    100 x 90 cm (39 x 35 in)
  • Fold
    Eva Ullrich
    Fold, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    100 x 85 cm (40 x 34 in)
  • Sunset
    Eva Ullrich
    Sunset, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    130 x 100 cm (51 x 40 in)
  • Haze
    Eva Ullrich
    Haze, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    75 x 65 cm (25 x 29 in)
  • Askjer
    Eva Ullrich
    Askjer, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    75 x 65 cm (30 x 25 1/2 in)
  • Beyond touch
    Eva Ullrich
    Beyond touch, 2022
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    150 x 130 cm (59 x 51 in)
  • Kiruna
    Eva Ullrich
    Kiruna, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    75 x 65 cm (30 x 25 1/2 in)
  • Sea to Sky
    Eva Ullrich
    Sea to Sky, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    75 x 65 cm (25 x 29 in)
  • Sunset
    Eva Ullrich
    Sunset, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    130 x 100 cm (51 x 40 in)
  • Nocturne
    Eva Ullrich
    Nocturne, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    100 x 85 cm (39 x 33 in)
  • Strata
    Eva Ullrich
    Strata, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    130 x 110 cm (51 x 43 in)
  • Westward
    Eva Ullrich
    Westward, 2019
    Acrylic on Canvas, multiple layers using brushes, squeegees and sponges, framed
    100 x 85 cm (40 x 34 in)
Biography

Eva Ullrich was born in 1987 in the Lake District (UK) and studied painting at the Glasgow School of Art where she spent a great deal of time exploring the Scottish landscape. This experience of landscape has always been a starting point for her work. She now lives and works in Bristol and continues to exhibit internationally.

SOLO & GROUP SHOWS

 

2022


AAF Hampstead

AAF Battersea

AAF Hamburg

AAF Singapour

 

2021

Art Market San Francisco


2020
AAF Battersea, London
AAF Brussels
Tatha Gallery, Scotland

2019
Seattle Art Fair
Market Art+Design
Royal Geographical Society, London
The Crossover Candid Arts Trust, London
Bristol Contemporary Art
AAF Brussels
AAF Battersea, London
AAF Hampstead
AAF Singapore

2018
AAF Hampstead
AAF Battersea London
AAF Brussels

2017
RWA 165th Annual Open Exhibition, Bristol
"The Five Virtues", SWG3, Glasgow
Bristol Contemporary Art
AAF Battersea London Spring
AAF Brussels

2016
Galerie 22, Bristol
RWA, 164th annual exhibition, Bristol

2015

Scope BaselArt Southampton


2014
The Scottish Royal Academy, Edinburg

2012
The Scottish Royal Academy, Edinburg
Grizedale, Cumbria

COLLECTIONS

Landlines, The Wilderness Art collective, Royal Geographical Society, London
The Auction collective, Summer auction, Candid Arts trust, London
RWA 165th Annual Open Exhibition, Bristol
“Open dialogues”, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh
RSA New contemporaries 2012, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh