White, blue and charcoal-grey forms rise in sharp, slanting movements in “Fracture surfaces” by Birthe Villaume. Deep navy-blue passages open between the lighter fields, while vivid yellow and muted olive-green accents introduce warmth. Above, a peach-coloured area interrupts the cool palette, creating breathing space over the densely gathered shapes.
Broad brushstrokes alternate with fine black lines and narrow turquoise marks. The white areas have irregular edges and elongated traces that emphasise the composition’s upward direction. Some forms stand sharply against the darkness, while others merge through grey and blue transitions.
The title may suggest fractured surfaces and displaced layers, while the subject might evoke rocks, fissures or a landscape in transformation. The painting remains abstract, its tension arising where pale fields meet dark spaces. The horizontal 110 × 90 cm format gathers the steep movements into a broad composition with many details to explore.
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Fracture surfaces (110x90cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Birthe Villaume.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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White, blue and charcoal-grey forms rise in sharp, slanting movements in “Fracture surfaces” by Birthe Villaume. Deep navy-blue passages open between the lighter fields, while vivid yellow and muted olive-green accents introduce warmth. Above, a peach-coloured area interrupts the cool palette, creating breathing space over the densely gathered shapes.
Broad brushstrokes alternate with fine black lines and narrow turquoise marks. The white areas have irregular edges and elongated traces that emphasise the composition’s upward direction. Some forms stand sharply against the darkness, while others merge through grey and blue transitions.
The title may suggest fractured surfaces and displaced layers, while the subject might evoke rocks, fissures or a landscape in transformation. The painting remains abstract, its tension arising where pale fields meet dark spaces. The horizontal 110 × 90 cm format gathers the steep movements into a broad composition with many details to explore.
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