Original artwork description:

This artwork, an abstract painting with bold and contrasting hues, immediately captures the attention with its striking use of bright and dynamic colors. Dominated by vibrant shades of burnt orange, this painting evokes a sense of intense warmth, offset by touches of blue and gray that bring a certain freshness and depth to the composition. At the center of the scene, gaunt and almost skeletal branches stand out in black, creating dynamic lines that seem to cross the canvas and draw the eye upwards. These branches, evoking a certain aridity, contrast elegantly with the soft fluidity of the brushstrokes that make up the background of the canvas, where we observe a nuanced gradient of earthy and celestial hues. The play of textures is another notable feature of this painting. The artist seems to have applied the paint in such a way as to create variations in relief, allowing the colors and shapes to blend and distinguish themselves in turn. The areas of the canvas where the pigment is less dense convey an ethereal, almost misty feeling, while the more saturated areas evoke a palpable, vibrant intensity. This painting is a fascinating exploration of contrast and harmony, of the figurative and the abstract, encapsulating a paradoxical emotion of serenity and tension. It is a work of great expressive force that invites the viewer to prolonged contemplation, to discover the layers of color and meaning that overlap with complexity and beauty.


All paintings are signed on the front and are delivered with the certificate of authenticity.
High grade oil paint and mediums used .
Packaging: Securely wrapped in bubble wrap then carefully packaged and shipped in a cardboard box.
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My paintings ( oil or watercolor) are always inspired by my countryside
I just hope the wiewers will find a peaceful feeling when they look at it..
In my abstract paintings , I try to find a balance in shapes and colors which will be eyecatching

Materials used:

oil on canvas stretched on a wooden frame

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