Austrian painter Herbert Brandl produces paintings characterized by swaths of vibrant color and dizzying brushstrokes. Emerging from the Hamburg School painting tradition, Brandl’s work includes landscape imagery—mountains and flowers—and non-representational color surfaces, often on large-format canvases both rectangular and circular in shape. Using oil and watercolor, Brandl applies his paint in a wide range of brushstrokes, sometimes allowing it to drip down the surface of the canvas.