Holding onto Summer - 80 x 100 x 5 cm

€740.00

Acrylics on Canvas. Finished with a professional satin varnish.

Holding onto Summer is a celebration of rhythm, warmth, and belonging.

The composition moves with energy: Colors intertwine, expand, and pulse across the canvas, echoing the feeling of shared laughter, music that carries through the night, and the quiet certainty of being part of something larger than yourself.

This painting is about preserving that emotional warmth long after the season has changed. It captures the memory of movement, of connection, of joy that lives in the body, not just the mind.

Bold and uplifting, it brings vibrancy and emotional depth to living rooms, creative spaces, and offices. It works beautifully in areas where you gather, where conversations unfold, where life happens.

Holding onto Summer is a reminder:
Belonging is not a place.
It is a feeling you carry with you.

A daily invitation to keep dancing — even when no one is watching.

The original artwork can be viewed in person at LuBeLu (Munich-Bogenhausen). Please reach out to the artist if you wish to arrange a private viewing.

Acrylics on Canvas. Finished with a professional satin varnish.

Holding onto Summer is a celebration of rhythm, warmth, and belonging.

The composition moves with energy: Colors intertwine, expand, and pulse across the canvas, echoing the feeling of shared laughter, music that carries through the night, and the quiet certainty of being part of something larger than yourself.

This painting is about preserving that emotional warmth long after the season has changed. It captures the memory of movement, of connection, of joy that lives in the body, not just the mind.

Bold and uplifting, it brings vibrancy and emotional depth to living rooms, creative spaces, and offices. It works beautifully in areas where you gather, where conversations unfold, where life happens.

Holding onto Summer is a reminder:
Belonging is not a place.
It is a feeling you carry with you.

A daily invitation to keep dancing — even when no one is watching.

The original artwork can be viewed in person at LuBeLu (Munich-Bogenhausen). Please reach out to the artist if you wish to arrange a private viewing.