By Lisette Schumacher
135 × 80 × 6 cm, 2026
Mixed Media

From the series Desert Modernism

In Desert Modernism VII, Lisette Schumacher translates the atmosphere of Palm Springs into an abstract mixed-media painting. Sweeping bands of peach, soft pink and pale blue move across a textured field, punctuated by flashes of yellow and a deep blue edge. The composition shifts between fluid brushwork and a densely speckled surface, creating the sensation of looking across a sunlit landscape without depicting a specific view.

The work belongs to Schumacher’s Desert Modernism series, developed after her visit to Palm Springs and Albert Frey’s modernist Frey House II. Her paintings explore the contrasts that define this setting: architecture and wilderness, shelter and open landscape, warm desert colours and the cool blues of sky and water.

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By Lisette Schumacher
60 × 50 x 6 cm, 2026
Mixed media

From the series Coachella views

Coachella Views XIV is one of the most contrasting works in Lisette Schumacher’s series. Warm coral and golden yellow meet cooler blue and lilac, recalling the striking opposition between the sunlit Coachella Valley and the snow-capped San Jacinto Mountains beyond it. Broad areas of colour create movement, while an intricate pattern on the right gives the composition a more concentrated intensity.

Schumacher does not reproduce a particular view. Instead, she brings together impressions of heat, distance, wind and rapidly changing colour. The result is a confident abstract artwork with a strong presence: vivid enough to anchor a space, yet layered enough to reveal quieter transitions on closer inspection.
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By Lisette Schumacher
60 × 50 x 6 cm, 2026
Mixed media

From the series Coachella views

Lisette Schumacher brings coral pink and soft lilac together in Coachella Views XIII. Large, fluid forms are interrupted by a finely patterned area that appears to disperse across the right side of the composition. A pale central opening creates depth, as though a distant light or landscape is briefly visible between the surrounding colours.

The work originates in Schumacher’s observations of the Coachella Valley, where intense sunlight, wind and distance continually alter how the landscape is perceived. Here, that experience becomes an atmospheric composition that feels both open and enveloping. The restrained palette makes the work easy to live with, while its subtle visual shifts continue to reward close attention.
This work will be shipped within the Netherlands and Belgium at no additional cost, securely and with tracking.