For the last 30 years Uta Sehr has created a rich, exciting, and diverse oeuvre.

Her works change in the course of her daily grapple with colors and shapes.

As such her early art works as a student at the university had been influenced by postmodernism; her painting style is abstract expressionistic, colorful wild - almost aggressive.

Turning her attention towards the female nude portrait made her painting softer and colors more subtle. Life lines and life stories in particular her own - good and bad - became the center of her art paintings. Self-experience is virtually applied as a color layer; layer by layer. In places removed again, re-applied, and intertwined with layers underneath; with similarities to works of weaving. This way random plays of color emerge, which consciously are brought into tension. Paintings created through this process are like 'sculptures of color' reflecting her current world of emotions. 

During the last years her works became quieter, more radiant, and more mysterious. The layered color gradients appear like a kaleidoscope that reveal new depths to the observer.

Because specifics are only hinted the observer can make his own personal connections with the painting - see, sense, and feel things individually.

Uta Sehr is always open minded when it comes to the reception of her works.