
Hidden place // group show @ X Pinky tell me your secret
250 x 180 cm
pigments, oil, resin on canvas
2023

Unchain // group show @ X Pinky tell me your secret
21×29 cm
pigments, oil, resin on paper
laminated on alu dibond
2023





Photo Credits tell me your secret © Sabine Zoltnere

Hieroglyphs // duo show with Jane Garbert @ Agva – CIAT for centuries










Biophilia
230 x 165 cm
pigments, oil, resin on cotton
2023


Voltaic
230 x 165 cm
pigments, oil, resin on cotton
2023

HKAJ
29 x 21 cm
pigments, oil, resin on paper
laminated on Alu Dibond
2023
Photo Credits for centuries © Paula Baum

Orlando // group show @ Transit Räume SOAP
230 x 165 cm
Pigments, oil, resin on canvas
2023

HHA
29 x 21 cm
pigments, oil, resin on paper, laminated on Alu Dibond
2023
Photo Credits SOAP © Paula Baum

Q // group show @ Galerie Kai Erdmann Land & Karte
230 x 165 cm
pigments, oil on canvas
2022
https://www.galeriekaierdmann.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/landkarte_Publi_Web.pdf

Déjà-vu // duo show @m3 Schnipsel
250 x 180 cm
pigments, oil, resin on canvas
2024
Photo Credits Schnipsel © Paula Baum

your eyes // duo show @m3 Schnipsel
230 x 165 cm
pigments, oil on cotton
2024
Photo Credits Schnipsel © Paula Baum

breaking // duo show Schnipsel @m3
230 x 165 cm
Pigments oil, resin on canvas
2024
Photo Credits Schnipsel © Paula Baum

forgive me, I know no other way (2024), 230 x 165 cm, pigments, oil on cotton, INTERMEZZO, @ Studio Hanniball

honey (2023) 230 x 165 cm, pigments, oil, resin on linen


she don’t wanna talk about it (2025) 230 x 165 cm, pigments, oil, resin on linen


walking on the moon (2025) 230 x 165 cm, pigments, oil on linen
Solveig Schmid, born in Oberkirch in 1990, studied fine art at the
Berlin University of the Arts (UDK) with Robert Lucander and
Valerie Favre. She was awarded scholarships, such as the Dorothea
Konwiarz Foundation, Allover and Promos and was recently working
as a freelance lecturer at the UdK Berlin. She has exhibited at Galerie
Kai Erdmann, X Pinky, Dragoner, Agva Ciat and Studio Hanniball,
among others.
Large-format paintings ascend otherwise submerged spaces and moods
to consciousness. These surface in the mind with the
contradictory qualities of vivid potency and oneiric ungraspability.
Nuances, density, and permeability are playfully explored through the
direct painting process, creating a field of tension through color
reduction, minimalist composition, and various glazing techniques.
The primer remains partially transparent, allowing both the canvas, and
the brushstrokes of the white undercoat, as well as the color
glazes, to interact and merge in a choral interplay between harmony
and dissonance, surface and depth.
The hieroglyphs/cross-sections/ground plans appear dialectical – quick
gestures that stand in isolation and explore the fleetingness
and absence of language. In the laminated paper works, background
and gesture are directly linked. The boundaries of the surface are
sometimes broken, in part they interact with positions of the drawings
and allow associations with private or public spaces.