Original artwork description:

This original abstract painting features a vibrant and modern style with a balancing man as the central motif. Artfully hand painted on canvas, this piece of art is a truly unique and contemporary piece. With its bold colors and eye-catching composition, it will add a lively touch to any room and makes a great gift for her. Whether in the office or as part of the living room decoration, “The Jump” symbolizes the freedom and courage to leave your comfort zone and have new experiences. The focus of the painting is a person jumping into the water from a warm environment full of yellow, orange, red and purple tones. “The Leap” serves as a motivating reminder for everyone to embark on new adventures and find the courage to break out of familiar routines. With its captivating depiction of the balancing man, this abstract artwork is a wonderful addition to any collection.
Artist: Uwe Fehrmann

Materials: Acrylic on stretched canvas/stretcher frame

Signed: on the front

Style: Modern Contemporary

Motif: Abstract

Format: Vertical

Frame: unframed

Size: H 59.1" x W39.4" x D 0.8" or H 150 x W 100 x D 2 cm

Date: 2023

Title: "The Jump"

THE VIEWS OF THE ROOMS CANNOT BE EXACT.

All photographs on this site attempt to visually represent the paintings as accurately as possible. Due to different lighting and monitors, slight color variations may occur.

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

The edges of the painting are painted.

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

Ready to ship and 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, pastels, spatulas, colored glasses, distilled water, varnish suspension

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