Large blue eyes and vivid pink lips stand out in “Virginia” by Mia Färm. The woman’s face fills the canvas in a slightly tilted composition, with turquoise, purple and warm brown tones shaping the cheeks and nose. Pale areas of white, pink and peach interrupt the darker passages, creating a lively interplay of colour.
Broad brushstrokes meet precise details in the eyes, lashes and lips. Fine, pale lines and small splashes cross the face, while turquoise areas along the edges frame the subject. The contrast between the recognisable face and freely painted colour fields gives the work an energetic expression.
Mia Färm explains that, while painting, she imagined a woman on a warm summer day by the beach: free, colourful and present. She connects this feeling with the bright turquoise tones and energetic play of colour. The square 100 × 100 cm format brings the face close to the viewer and gives the gaze a striking presence.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- "When I painted Virginia, I had the feeling of a woman on a warm summer day by the beach – free, colourful and present. That feeling comes through in the bright turquoise tones and the energetic play of colour." Mia Färm
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Large blue eyes and vivid pink lips stand out in “Virginia” by Mia Färm. The woman’s face fills the canvas in a slightly tilted composition, with turquoise, purple and warm brown tones shaping the cheeks and nose. Pale areas of white, pink and peach interrupt the darker passages, creating a lively interplay of colour.
Broad brushstrokes meet precise details in the eyes, lashes and lips. Fine, pale lines and small splashes cross the face, while turquoise areas along the edges frame the subject. The contrast between the recognisable face and freely painted colour fields gives the work an energetic expression.
Mia Färm explains that, while painting, she imagined a woman on a warm summer day by the beach: free, colourful and present. She connects this feeling with the bright turquoise tones and energetic play of colour. The square 100 × 100 cm format brings the face close to the viewer and gives the gaze a striking presence.
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