„Elisabeth Vary is a radical painter in so far as she pursues painting to its fundamentals. … Her works do not serve the purpose of illustration, are not suited as evidence for a moment. Often small in format but highly concentrated and condensed, these works offer dialogue through active examination, demand an unreduced, open reception: on the most manifold levels, their parts carry on dialogue with each other, the tension between them develops via the wall and well beyond the total dimension of the given plane: into the room where I, the viewer, encounter the work.“ Beat Wismer
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