Caro Buehler’s work has always revolved around the human being – as an organism, as a figure and as a personality. As an artist, she deals with the complexity and diversity of people. The fascination for this complexity can be found in the often multi-layered acrylic or oil paint images, for which she prefers to use her vigorously guided brush on large-format canvases. Although her career initially started in a different field, humans have always been central to her profession. Practicing as a healthcare professional, she was intensively occupied with the human body, its anatomy and its functions. It would be natural to assume that the painting of the human body – or the figurative representation of humankind – has it’s origin in Caro Buehler’s medical background. However, when one listens to her speak, it quickly becomes apparent, that her painting goes far deeper than a superficial representation of the human form. The artist is fascinated by the person as a whole and is most interested in the nature and complexity of being human.