They can help to restore harmony and equilibrium indoors and outdoors.
All her geometric works can be hung in different positions to express a different harmonious visual and energetic structure, expressing a different transforming, enjoyable, balanced vibration. To read more about her thoughts to these works click HERE
Ruth creates her informal abstract works by opening herself to intangible energy patterns
She approaches every new painting with complete openness, listening to the mysterious, creative force that flows through her into manifestation. These works allow a great feeling of freedom. They speak strongly to the heart, to our essence. For more in depth thought to this style of works please click HERE.
Her works are about communication. She says: “Every day they share something new with me. They never stop surprising me and hopefully will nver stop inspiring and pleasing the viewer”.
Published: June 2014, NG Studio, London
Hidden Treasure Art Magazine Yearbook 2014 Volume II is the second part of a series of art books aiming to connect Artists and the Art World in a direct and effective way.
Ruth Stirnimann received a double-spread page with geometric and abstract art.
Ruth Stirnimann was born in Basel, Switzerland. After finishing her secondary education with emphasis on business and economics, she started her training in movement and dance. She learnt different spiritual and hands-on healing and energy balancing techniques, including cranio-sacral therapy. All of these aspects greatly influence her approach to painting which becomes a holistic process on all levels of her being.
Ruth Stirnimann in Vienna in 2015
As a young woman, Ruth Stirnimann became aware that her driving essence was healing and expanding her own being. Extending and evolving the consciousness not only re-aligns the individual, it has a ripple effect outward, restoring and elevating the world as a whole, as everything and everyone is inextricably linked.
Published: 2014, IKH-Publishing, Germany
Building a bridge between high-quality contemporary art and art lovers as well as making selected artists better known has been the vision of the two publishers, Dr. Ingrid Gardill, art historian and Martina Kolle, editor.
In 2014 they selected Stirnimann’s work for this publication.
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