Original artwork description:

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of colors and shapes with this unique painting. Hand-painted with acrylics on canvas, this abstract artwork combines vibrant magenta with refreshing green to create a harmonious composition.
The delicate origami details add a dimension of depth and interest while creating a subtle yet appealing visual impact. From intricately folded origami planes to abstract shapes, this painting offers a unique and inspiring aesthetic.
Whether in the office or in the living room, this hand-painted work of art attracts attention and gives any room a creative atmosphere. It is an original piece that reflects your personality and style while having a captivating presence.
Bring a unique touch to your wall decoration with this original acrylic painting that combines the art of origami with vibrant colors and be inspired by its creative splendor.

Artist: Uwe Fehrmann

Materials: Acrylic on stretched canvas/stretcher frame

Signed: on the front

Style: Modern Contemporary

Motif: figurative-abstract

Format: Square, Square

Size: H 23.6" x W 23.6" x D 0.8" or H 60 x W 60 x D 2 cm

Frame: unframed

Date: 2020

Title: "Messengers II"

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All photographs on this page attempt to visually represent paintings as accurately as possible. Due to different lighting and monitors, there may be slight color variations.

Certificate of authenticity, with photo, date, name and my signature of the artwork attached.

The edges of the painting are painted.

The artwork is finished with varnish for beautiful colors and long-lasting protection.

Ready to ship and ready to hang.

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The artwork will be sent very securely in a wooden crate with a tracking number.

My creative process is often driven by intuition and spontaneity. I let my inner world guide me and try out different techniques. I often start with an abstract sketch and then work in layers of color to create depth and texture. It's a dance between control and letting go, where I always incorporate surprising elements into my work.

Materials used:

Acrylic paint, canvas on a stretcher frame, palette, brushes, charcoal pencils, colored pencils, pastel, spatula, colored glasses, distilled water, varnish suspension

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