
Line becomes structure
Follow the rigging through the sail. A few dark lines hold together a shifting world of water and sky.
Penobscot Bay See the whole painting ↗
Basel, Switzerland · Rockport, Maine
A sail, a flower, a passage of music. Discover the lines, colours and rhythms that connect Eveline’s world.

Follow the rigging through the sail. A few dark lines hold together a shifting world of water and sky.
Penobscot Bay See the whole painting ↗
Pink petals open into planes of green, violet and white. Look at how one colour changes the space around another.
Cosmea Flowers See the whole painting ↗
Piano keys and flowers share a diagonal rhythm. Repeated shapes move the eye across the painting, like a phrase of music.
The Piano See the whole painting ↗









An artist and interior architect, Eveline Gugelmann-Henner brings a sense of structure to the natural world. From her native Switzerland to the coast of Maine, she finds a shared language in flowers, harbours and changing light.
Meet the artist ↗“My signature style is not one that I adopted; it is simply how I see.”In her own words ↗
For questions about Eveline’s art or the collection, send a message to the studio.