29/08/2026
After introducing Leonhard Wachter, we now turn to the second artistic position in our upcoming exhibition “Zwischen Räume”: Pauline T. Schulte.
At first glance, her paintings speak through colour.
Soft pinks meet earthy greens, deep burgundy and luminous accents. Organic forms expand across the canvas, while plants, creatures and signs move somewhere between recognition and abstraction.
Yet beneath this immediate visual presence lies something less definite.
Pauline T. Schulte creates pictorial spaces in which forms feel familiar without ever becoming fully fixed. A cactus can become a figure, a dragon turns into rhythm and movement, and abstract shapes begin to suggest connection, proximity and belonging.
There is something playful in this visual language - but also something searching.
Titles such as “Somewhere I Belong 2” and “Alles ist verbunden” open questions of belonging, relationships and the structures that connect us. Meaning is never entirely prescribed. Instead, the paintings leave space for association, intuition and personal memory.
This openness creates a compelling counterpart to Leonhard Wachter’s work. Their visual languages could hardly be more different and yet both artists are drawn to those moments in which certainty begins to shift and perception remains open.
This is where “Zwischen Räume” begins: not in similarity, but in the space that emerges between two distinct artistic positions.
Works shown:
Somewhere I Belong 2, 2025
Acrylic and oil stick on canvas
170 × 130 cm
Alles ist verbunden, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
140 × 160 cm
Drache, 2026
Acrylic and oil stick on canvas
170 × 170 cm
“Zwischen Räume”
Pauline T. Schulte & Leonhard Wachter
19 September – 7 November
GALERIE SUPPER · Baden-Baden
