DOERIG Roswitha

Biography of Roswitha Doerig

Roswitha Doerig, born in 1929 in Altstätten, Switzerland and died in 2017, is a painter known for her abstract and colourful works. After studying at the Zurich School of Fine Arts and a training stay in Paris, she developed a unique style, combining lyrical abstraction and color exploration. Doerig draws inspiration from the natural landscapes of his native Switzerland, as well as his travels, which enrich his work with multicultural influences. His compositions are characterized by a vibrant palette and a free gesture, reflecting his energy and passion for art.

Career and exhibitions

Throughout his career, Roswitha Doerig has exhibited in galleries and museums in Europe and abroad, establishing a reputation as a modern artist in constant search of innovation. His work was praised for his ability to capture emotion through color and movement, attracting the attention of art lovers and collectors. Doerig also participated in several collective exhibitions, where she was able to mark the spirits with the vivacity and boldness of her creations.

Style and influences

Roswitha Doerig's style is deeply rooted in lyrical abstraction, with a strong preference for intense colours and dynamic compositions. His works bear witness to a great freedom of expression, where each brush stroke seems to reflect a personal emotion or reflection. Inspired by nature, light and organic forms, she manages to convey an impression of balance and harmony in her paintings, while leaving room for the viewer's interpretation.

The lithographs of Roswitha Doerig at Gallery 125

Gallery 125 offers art lovers of Roswitha Doerig lithographs, available for sale online and in the gallery. These unique pieces reflect the energy and sensitivity of the artist, offering a rare opportunity to acquire part of his vibrant and poetic universe.