Born in Germany and currently based in London, Tomma Abts has made a remarkable impact on the art scene with her distinctive paintings and drawings. Her works have been featured in prestigious exhibitions such as the Berlin Biennial and the Carnegie International, showcasing her talent on an international platform.

Abts' artistic process is both intuitive and methodical, characterized by her use of unchanging materials and size. This discipline allows her to explore a complex operation of addition and subtraction, resulting in a progression of shapes and colors that culminate in a striking abstract arrangement.

In 2006, Abts was awarded the Turner Prize, a testament to her innovative contributions to the art world. Her first extensive monograph provides an in-depth look at her work, including full-color images of thirty-seven paintings and eighteen drawings, alongside insightful essays that examine the nuances of her artistic vision.

This volume not only celebrates her artistic achievements but also invites readers to reflect on the deeper themes of abstraction and contemplation in art. Through the eyes of critics and artists alike, we gain a richer understanding of Abts' unique approach and the emotional resonance of her work.

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