Let me introduce myself

Andrea Ramsel, Fine Artist, creates vibrant, symbolic paintings that celebrate freedom and transformation. Her art inspires people to reconnect with their childhood dreams and rediscover the magic in everyday life.

Updated on  
Fine Artist Andrea Ramsel in front of an oilpainting with orchids and hummingbirds

I’m Andrea Ramsel, a fine artist whose journey with oil painting began when my first son was born. In those early moments of motherhood, I wanted to capture the overwhelming feelings of joy and positivity through art. What started as a simple hobby soon evolved into a passion that changed the course of my life.

As I learned to paint, I discovered that art was not just a way to express happiness, but a powerful tool for healing and transformation. My father's sudden paralysis profoundly impacted me, shifting my perspective and priorities. I began to explore deeper themes in my work—freedom, transition, and the importance of chasing our dreams.

Today, my mixed media oil paintings are a blend of vibrant colors, symbols, and textures, reflecting the limitless possibilities that life offers when we embrace our creativity. Butterflies, carousels, and ocean life frequently appear in my art, representing transformation, innocence, and freedom. These symbols connect my personal experiences with universal themes of growth and renewal.

As my focus shifted, so did my mission. My art is now about more than capturing moments—it’s about inspiring others to reconnect with their childhood dreams and rediscover the joy of self-expression. I also combine my art with wildlife conservation efforts through unique projects with my family’s winery in the Pfalz, blending creativity with purpose.

Art has the power to transform, heal, and inspire, and I hope my work encourages you to see the magic in everyday life and to follow your dreams, no matter where they take you.

Published on  Updated on  

1 comment

Wunderbare Idee liebe Andrea, freue mich von dir zu lesen und zu sehen. Alles Liebe, Sandy

Sandy Sahagun

Leave a comment