Brigitte Puschmann
- Aug 11
- 1 min read
Brigitte Puschmann came to painting late, after years in the business world helping big companies through periods of change. That idea, change itself, is now what her paintings are about. She lives and works in Germany and Austria.
Her paintings are made of geometric shapes, straight lines, and carefully chosen colors, balancing order and chaos. She wants people to feel them as much as understand them. Along with large acrylic paintings, she makes wall pieces and installations in parts that can be rearranged.
Puschmann studied interior design and painting for years, and only in 2024 gave herself over to art completely. She finished her diploma under Markus Lüpertz in Kolbermoor, where she is now a master student. Her work is in the Copelouzos Family Art Museum in Athens, and she has had a solo show at the Samuelis Baumgarte Gallery in Bielefeld.
