Repost from @platformart_com The video was made after their studio visit with @apisukh - love it so much and I’m so honored and thankful for this collaboration tgthr with @spencerbrownstonegallery - only little time left. Link in my bio. — Excerpt of my feature on PLATFORM with @martin__lerma : P: You regularly work on up to 40 or 50 paintings simultaneously. How do you juggle creating so many works at once? And is that a preferred way for you to work, or did it come about out of necessity? J: I just counted, and I’m currently working on 44 paintings in my studio. This quantity feels natural to me, and I believe I was even doing this with my very first set of acrylic paints at age 15 in my bedroom - the entire floor, bed, table, covered with paintings – back then they were on paper. The studio is incredibly messy when I paint, with paintings and material everywhere. I clean up every night before I leave, and am still able to create chaos within minutes the next day. I think this is an expression of my wandering mind, and letting “it” flow is a stimulation and inspiration for my intuitively-driven and floating way of working. It allows me to entirely immerse in the process, feel through the painting, and invite the coincidences - all of it very crucial for my practice. Mobility is also enormously important, for me to keep my mind open and flexible enough to follow any new idea instantly. For this I built my own painting furniture. It is all mobile and stackable. I mounted everything possible on wheels, including my chair. Some brushes also have extensions to enlarge my scope – this way I can reach to the center of the large formats that I paint on while they are lying stacked on the floor. (...) Link: https://www.platformart.com/features/jule-korneffel-interview Photography: Lanna Apisukh #ArtonPlatform #lannaapisukh #JuleKorneffel #artiststudio #contemporaryartist #spencerbrownstonegallery #studiovisit #brooklynartist #nycartist