Laura Bauer-Schnitzler Discusses 'Portrait of a Straight Line' and 'Weed' Series in Singulart Interview
In an October 14, 2026, interview with Singulart Magazine, artist Laura Bauer-Schnitzler shared insights about her artwork, including Portrait of a Straight Line and Weed. She described how Portrait of a Straight Line employs a horizontal line to evoke depth and a trance-like experience. Dream Wall epitomizes her artistic approach with its subdued hues and textural elements. As a psychotherapist focused on trauma, her profession informs her transition to abstract forms. Weed serves as a metaphor for inclusion and aesthetic significance. Her nature-surrounded studio enhances her creative process, and she prioritizes sustainability in her materials. Featured in her profile are three notable pieces: Wenn der Geist wandert/A wandering mind, Wachsein/Awake Within, and Zeitweg/Through Time.
Key facts
- The interview was published by Singulart Magazine on October 14, 2026.
- Laura Bauer-Schnitzler's series Portrait of a Straight Line centers on a single horizontal line across the canvas.
- She named Dream Wall as the artwork best representing her current practice.
- Bauer-Schnitzler works as a psychotherapist specializing in trauma therapy and hypnosis alongside her art practice.
- Her series Weed explores inclusion, exclusion, judgment, and aesthetic valuation through the metaphor of weeds.
- She uses acrylic, oil, pastels, marble powder, and gold leaf in her paintings.
- She avoids rinsing acrylic paint into water systems because it contains plastic particles.
- Three works featured on her Singulart profile are Wenn der Geist wandert/A wandering mind, Wachsein/Awake Within, and Zeitweg/Through Time.
Entities
Artists
- Laura Bauer-Schnitzler
Institutions
- Singulart
- Singulart Magazine