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A selection of OIL PASTELS from “SPRINGBURST” exhibition at SUSAN ELEY FINE ART, Hudson NY (May 1- June 8, 2025) remain available on ARTSY and 1stDIBS

FARINDOLA SERIES: “I always look for places that are in disarray and have a certain amount of decay. Perfection and beauty do not really appeal to me. Because you don´t give your perception any stimuli. – I found such an abundance of things in August in Farindola, a mountain village in Abbruzzo, Italy.-
The small details of the old houses and alleyways with steep stairways, the whole mood of the scenery, the old italian way of life gave me inspiration for my abstract works.” Available on ARTSY and 1stDIBS

HANDMADE SILK SCREENING: “I first started doing silkscreens in Chiang Mai, Thailand more than a decade ago, and it is a process that continues to fascinate me. By combining my own photographs with free abstract forms, I am able to celebrate my surroundings—wherever I might be—in the moment and at the time.” – Available on Saatchi Art –

“A slice of watermelon, the freshness of grass and the tang of lemon, the sweetness of strawberries and the sense of closeness to the sea… These typical summer images are the first associations that come to my mind when observing the work of Friederike Oeser. This is probably because of her palette of brilliant colours, the lightness with which various forms are mixed together but above all because of the intensity of the works and their affirmative intonation. There’s no hint here of the cold and damp – introspection or melancholy. Friederike’s works are wakefulness, not dreaming, determination not uncertainty, action not patient waiting. They convey a vigorous involvement in everything that life is up to, be it petite or grand, which results in an enviable “here and now” directness and an unmediated presence that is conceived to the last detail.”

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Jana Kukaine, Art Historian, Riga, Latvia, 2013