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Oil on canvas
Lola Erhart's paintings explore the quiet intimacy of human connection, using the figure as a point of departure to examine presence, memory, and the emotional weight of everyday life. Drawing inspiration from those closest to her, she captures fleeting gestures and moments of tenderness that reveal the beauty found in ordinary domestic experiences. Erhart's work embraces the tension between representation and abstraction, where figures emerge, dissolve, and reappear as reflections of memory's shifting nature.
Working in layered oil paint, Erhart builds and erodes each surface through a process of accumulation and removal, allowing traces of earlier compositions to remain visible beneath the final image. Whether intimate in scale or monumental in form, the paintings invite quiet contemplation, honoring the subtle gestures, shared moments, and enduring emotional resonance that often exist beyond language.
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Lola Erhart's paintings explore the quiet intimacy of human connection, using the figure as a point of departure to examine presence, memory, and the emotional weight of everyday life. Drawing inspiration from those closest to her, she captures fleeting gestures and moments of tenderness that reveal the beauty found in ordinary domestic experiences. Erhart's work embraces the tension between representation and abstraction, where figures emerge, dissolve, and reappear as reflections of memory's shifting nature.
Working in layered oil paint, Erhart builds and erodes each surface through a process of accumulation and removal, allowing traces of earlier compositions to remain visible beneath the final image. Whether intimate in scale or monumental in form, the paintings invite quiet contemplation, honoring the subtle gestures, shared moments, and enduring emotional resonance that often exist beyond language.
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Year
2025
Materials
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
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47.25 x 67 inches
FRAMED DIMENSIONS
47.25 x 67 inches
Reveal: 48.25 x 68 x 2 inches
Unframed: 47.25 x 67 inches
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“What I look for when I'm doing a portrait is to capture the presence of the person I’m portraying. I believe that the viewer can come to feel the presence of the portrayed person by observing their eyes and their gaze. I feel that living surrounded by mountains has had a subtle but powerful effect on my painting.”
About the Artist
Lola Erhart
Lola Erhart is a Visual Artist born in Buenos Aires and based in San Carlos de Bariloche, Patagonia Argentina. She studied Fine Arts at Regina Pacis Art School in Buenos Aires, Argentina and at Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Barcelona in Barcelona, Spain. She achieved a degree in drawing and painting. During her academic training, she attended private classes with some of the most prestigious figurative painters in Argentina: Guillermo Roux, Nicolas Menza, Marcia Schvartz, and Ariel Mlynarzewicz. She has participated in several collective exhibitions and international art fairs in the USA and Argentina and her paintings are part of private collections in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Europe, the USA and at the Museum of Latin American Art.
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Lola Erhart's paintings explore the quiet intimacy of human connection, using the figure as a point of departure to examine presence, memory, and the emotional weight of everyday life. Drawing inspiration from those closest to her, she captures fleeting gestures and moments of tenderness that reveal the beauty found in ordinary domestic experiences. Erhart's work embraces the tension between representation and abstraction, where figures emerge, dissolve, and reappear as reflections of memory's shifting nature.
Working in layered oil paint, Erhart builds and erodes each surface through a process of accumulation and removal, allowing traces of earlier compositions to remain visible beneath the final image. Whether intimate in scale or monumental in form, the paintings invite quiet contemplation, honoring the subtle gestures, shared moments, and enduring emotional resonance that often exist beyond language.
