Based in Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria, Germany, Stefan Ullrich approaches landscape as an emotional and psychological space rather than a direct observation of nature. Working from memory and intuition, he distils the essence of places into compositions that balance expressive gesture with moments of stillness. His paintings explore the hidden relationships between light, colour and form, creating landscapes that feel both familiar and timeless.

Influenced by artists including Paul Cézanne, Pierre Bonnard, Wolf Kahn, Matthew Wong and David Hockney, Ullrich builds layered compositions that encourage contemplation and quiet reflection. By reducing the landscape to its essential elements, he creates space for the "emotionally invisible" to emerge, inviting viewers to experience nature not simply as a place, but as a vessel for memory, introspection and human connection.