Blick aus dem Atelierfenster 

This painting is a view from Samuel Buri's studio window, rendered in vivid color. Here, the window itself—not just what it frames—takes center stage. The gridded window is more than just a geometric division of space; it’s a cultural symbol with a history. Consider, for example, the "Fenestra Aurea," the golden window, a concept rooted in antiquity and the Renaissance, representing a divine portal or a moment of revelation. Here, the window operates as an architectural eye, a filter that not only frames reality but also transforms it, infusing the scene with a sense of order and perspective. It's a space where the artist's inner world meets the external landscape. The window motif becomes a mediator between these two realms, offering a lens through which we perceive and interpret our surroundings. This echoes humanity’s enduring quest to understand our place in the world. The image offers a contemplative space, where the psychological act of seeing becomes as profound as what is seen.