Edith Konrad's artistic repertoire showcases a diversity of techniques, ranging from traditional mark-making and color field painting to a reference of the primal immediacy found in cave painting and stone-based art. Her compositions often feature scenes veiled by layers of paint. Exploring a variety of mediums, including acrylic on canvas, mixed media, and collage, she delves into the realms of line, color, texture, and the inherent qualities of acrylic. In her work, Konrad defies the conventional distinction between figure and ground, with spectral forms inhabiting dark and subdued abstract landscapes occasionally punctuated by vivid bursts of color.
Edith Konrad has studied in numerous master classes with artists from Germany and Italy. She paints between the line of figurative and abstract and mostly uses acrylic on canvas, collage and mixed media. Konrad uses subtle, harmonious colors and layered textures to create an extraordinary depth and balance in her paintings. Her artworks have been exhibited internationally, including at art fairs such as Montreux, Geneva, Salzburg, Rotterdam, Marbella, Porto Ceresio, Los Angeles, Toronto and Paris.
In 2007 her art was acquired by the State Museum Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. She won the 2009 Palm Art Award, a Certificate of Excellence for outstanding artistic quality and originality of the work. In 2010 she exhibited at the Salon de la Culture at the Louvre in Paris, France.
