Maximo Simon Walther

Spring season in europe

As spring begins to bloom in Europe, I find myself feeling inspired by the natural beauty of the forest where I live in Bern, Switzerland. The warmer weather and longer days have brought a renewed sense of energy to the forest, with buds and flowers bursting forth on the trees and the forest floor.

Living directly in the forest in a captial City

Living in such a beautiful natural environment has taught me the importance of protecting and preserving the diversity of our forests. As much as I enjoy exploring the forest and using it for my own recreational activities, I understand the need to maintain a delicate balance between human use and the preservation of the natural environment. In Bern, the city government has taken steps to ensure that the forests remain healthy and diverse. They have implemented measures to limit the impact of human activities such as hiking and biking, and have established protected areas where certain species can thrive undisturbed.

Balance and protecting

But protecting the environment of our city forest is not just the responsibility of the government. It is up to all of us who use the forest to take care of it and preserve its diversity. We can do this by following the rules and guidelines set out by the city, by respecting the natural environment, and by being mindful of our impact on the forest.

As I walk through the forest, taking in the sights and sounds of spring, I am reminded of the importance of preserving this natural environment for future generations to enjoy. By working together to keep the balance between human use and protecting the diversity of the forests, we can ensure that the beauty of our city forest will continue to inspire and enrich our lives for years to come.

Artistic inspiration

Painting a forest in an abstract way can be a great way to capture the essence and energy of nature without being too literal or representational. With an abstract approach, you can focus on the colors, shapes, and textures of the forest and use them to create a unique and expressive artwork.

To begin, you might start by thinking about the mood or feeling you want to convey in your painting. Do you want to capture the energy and vibrancy of a spring forest, or the stillness and tranquility of a winter landscape? Once you have a general idea in mind, you can start experimenting with different colors, textures, and techniques to create a visually interesting and emotionally engaging painting.

One way to approach an abstract forest painting is to layer different colors and textures to create depth and dimension. You might start with a bright and bold color palette, using hues of green, blue, and yellow to represent the vibrant energy of the forest. Then, you could add layers of texture and shape to create a sense of depth and movement. You might use broad, sweeping strokes to represent the branches of trees, or use splatters and drips to evoke the energy of a rushing stream or waterfall.

Another approach might be to use more muted or subdued colors to capture the quiet beauty of a forest in winter. You might use shades of gray, white, and blue to create a sense of stillness and tranquility, and add layers of texture and pattern to create a sense of depth and movement. You might use delicate brushstrokes to represent the frost on the branches of trees, or use light and shadow to create a sense of depth and space.

Ultimately, the key to creating an abstract forest painting is to let your creativity and intuition guide you. Trust your instincts and allow yourself to explore and experiment with different colors, textures, and techniques until you create a painting that truly captures the essence and energy of the forest in a unique and personal way.