Centre of the picture at 150 cm, as is usual in museums. For comparison: door 200 × 80 cm, sideboard 120 × 45 cm, armchair 85 × 90 cm.
03 | 2026
Pastel in Motion
2026 · Acrylic, pencils on canvas · 150 × 200 cm
Available · Price on request
Trial hanging in your room for a small fee, credited against the purchase price. Viewings at the Hamburg studio by appointment.
About the work
Layer upon layer, rosé, peach, lemon yellow and coral orange settle over one another in "03 | 2026" until the surface shimmers like a meadow against the light. On top, Juliane Golbs sets delicate blossom forms in mallow and plum, single green blades and leaves, and draws fine lines through the paint with pencils – star shapes, loops, small repetitions that recall a child's drawing and yet are placed with complete intent. This graphic layer is the hallmark of the series Fifth Season #heaven can wait, in which the artist's daughter also leaves her traces. The picture has no vanishing point; it is entered from all sides at once. One may think of the water-lily paintings of modernism, in which the surface becomes a field of light, but here the tone is warmer and more personal. Acrylic and pencil on canvas produce an open, living skin. In the 150 × 200 cm format, the work lends a room a bright, spring-like mood, especially lovely in rooms with morning light.
Details
- Title
- 03 | 2026
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic, pencils on canvas
- Dimensions
- 150 × 200 cm (W × H)
- Format
- Portrait
- Series
- Fifth Season #heaven can wait
- Price
- On request
- Status
- Available
Colours & mood
rosé · peach · lemon yellow · coral orange · mallow · sage green
- Ephemeral
- Lively
- Lyrical
- Warm
- Dreamy
- Delicate
- Serene
Trial hanging, delivery & visits
Every work is a one-off from the Hamburg studio of Juliane Golbs. On request it can come to your room on trial for a small fee; should you decide on the painting, the fee is credited against the purchase price. The studio arranges delivery and hanging with you personally. Works can be viewed at the Hamburg studio by appointment.
Share
From the series Heaven can’t wait
View the series
In similar colours
In the Journal
All articlesArtist in Residence at the Louis C. Jacob: Art on the Elbchaussee
Where Max Liebermann once painted the guests beneath the lindens, a painter is at work again. On a connection conceived as an open dialogue.
When Time Becomes Precious: The Story Behind Fifth Season and Heaven Can’t Wait
Some pictures begin with an idea. These two series began with life itself – with fear, with time given back and with the decision to celebrate it.
