Touching the Edge

Bev Ulrich's work is known for its dramatic flair and captivating use of vibrant colors and bold contrasts, which create a sense of harmony within her abstract compositions. Her non-representational abstract paintings emerge intuitively, guided by the subconscious, allowing each piece to develop naturally through the creative process. "I see my paintings as part of an evolving, living body of work," she explains.

Originally from Australia, Bev has lived in and traveled across Southeast Asia, Greece, Spain, and the UK, with extensive time in the United States. It was in Spain that she fully embraced her passion for art, focusing on non-representational abstract techniques. Her works are rich in texture, often using excavation and veiling methods to create layers of mystery and depth.

Bev’s abstract paintings have been exhibited in galleries throughout the U.S. and Europe, attracting art collectors who appreciate the unique emotional depth and expressive nature of her work.