The title RAW — meaning “raw,” “pure,” and “unprocessed” in English — perfectly captures the essence of Christina Gschwantner’s work. Her practice establishes a dialogue between Art Informel and Minimal Art, where gestural and structural elements coexist in a tense and poetic balance.

Gschwantner’s compositions emerge from the depths of consciousness, revealing a reality stripped of artifice, in its most direct and authentic form. This aesthetic rawness manifests in paintings that combine expressive spontaneity with formal rigor, unveiling a matrix-like structure where each element asserts its place, generating a living and ever-changing visual flow.