My online course launches on Sunday, November 16th, 2025!
Sign up for the waitlist now to make sure you don’t miss the early bird price.
The course will be available in German and English.
Have you always wanted to dive deeper into abstract painting – or develop your own style further? Exciting news: My online painting course goes live on Sunday, November 16th, 2025!
I’ll take you through my complete artistic process:
> From building the stretcher frame
> to painting with the pouring technique
> and finally sealing and framing the artwork in a floater frame
The course is perfect for beginners taking their first steps, but also for those who already paint and want to get inspired by my process.
Sign up for the waitlist now to get the early-bird price and be reminded when the course launches.
Abstract Acrylic Art on Cotton Canvas
I believe that art not only enhances spaces, but also has the power to create emotional connections.
It can touch us deeply and inspire our thoughts. My work reflects what intuitively flows from within – inspired by nature, forms, spaces, and moods. I don’t follow a fixed concept, but allow myself to be guided by what wants to emerge.
I sell my art because I truly believe it holds value – not only by bringing beauty into the world, but also joy, inspiration, and a sense of connection.
How you perceive each piece is entirely up to you. Your personal interpretation is just as meaningful as my own. Because art doesn’t only live through the act of creating – it also lives through what it evokes in the viewer.
The Artist Behind the Works: Juliane Finkenberger
Painting is a form of balance for me – a way to slow down and reconnect with myself. I often let things emerge naturally, just as they come from within. At the same time, I draw inspiration from colors, shapes, nature, materials, and moods. It all comes together: what surrounds me and what flows from within.
Maybe you’ll find something in my work that resonates with you – in your own unique way.
"Sometimes art is simply beautiful – and that’s enough."
Juliane Finkenberger