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Original artwork description:
The architecture surrounds us, envelops us like a protective box for valuables. Delimits our environment, it establishes boundaries and points of view. It is both container and contents, a vessel for confidently storing our lives. The lights and shadows alternate and crop images that stretch and break up in the streets and alleys.
Materials used:
Acrylic paint on cancas. Canvas stretched on a wooden frame. Painting is ready to hang.
Tags:
#cornelia gallery #blue #abstract painting #red #large #colourfull #urban #architecture #cornelia petrea #cornelia artworkUrban Ramparts - 61x83x2,5 cm (2018) Acrylic painting
by Cornelia Petrea
10 Artist Reviews
£538.97 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 61 x 83 x 2.5cm / 61 x 83cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
The architecture surrounds us, envelops us like a protective box for valuables. Delimits our environment, it establishes boundaries and points of view. It is both container and contents, a vessel for confidently storing our lives. The lights and shadows alternate and crop images that stretch and break up in the streets and alleys.
Materials used:
Acrylic paint on cancas. Canvas stretched on a wooden frame. Painting is ready to hang.
Tags:
#cornelia gallery #blue #abstract painting #red #large #colourfull #urban #architecture #cornelia petrea #cornelia artwork
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Artist Reviews (10)
Cornelia Petrea
Romania
About
Representation: Multiart Gallery MonacoI’m a self taught artist and I began to paint abstract as pure expressionism. Once the palette knife was in my hand, I connected to abstract... Read more