III 12 - Self-portrait by Uli Lächelt is a compelling painting that explores the complexity of human form through an abstract lens. The figure is composed of interlocking, mosaic-like patches of warm earth tones and cool shades, creating a dynamic interplay of color and shape. The subject’s curled posture evokes introspection and vulnerability, while the fragmented style suggests a multifaceted identity. Lächelt’s use of painting technique emphasizes both the physicality and emotional depth of the self-portrait, inviting contemplation on the nature of self-perception and individuality. The contrast between the detailed figure and the stark white background further accentuates the subject’s isolation and introspective mood, making this piece a striking study in both form and feeling.
“III 12 - Self-portrait” was created by Uli Lächelt.
The work measures 100 x 70 cm (height x width).
The medium is Watercolor. Classified as Modern, Nudes and erotic.
The work was completed in 1999.
