Bold red and rusty strokes move through pale yellow, pink and creamy white fields in “33-26” by Karl Hedeager Madsen. An almost black area fills the upper left, while pale blue planes open the composition along both sides. Deep burgundy passages below provide a counterweight to the lighter colours.
Broad, diagonal brushstrokes gather into a striking red passage through the upper centre. Beneath it, narrow navy and black gestures descend through the painting, surrounded by yellow, white and pale blue layers. Irregular edges and visible brushmarks reveal the direction of the strokes, bringing colours together through both sharp breaks and softer transitions.
The subject remains abstract, placing the tension between warm and cool colours at the heart of the work. Pale areas create openings between dense red and dark fields, while elongated strokes connect the upper and lower parts. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format emphasises the movement through the composition, and the numbered title leaves interpretation open.
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33-26 (70x90cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Karl Hedeager Madsen.
- Painted on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- 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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Bold red and rusty strokes move through pale yellow, pink and creamy white fields in “33-26” by Karl Hedeager Madsen. An almost black area fills the upper left, while pale blue planes open the composition along both sides. Deep burgundy passages below provide a counterweight to the lighter colours.
Broad, diagonal brushstrokes gather into a striking red passage through the upper centre. Beneath it, narrow navy and black gestures descend through the painting, surrounded by yellow, white and pale blue layers. Irregular edges and visible brushmarks reveal the direction of the strokes, bringing colours together through both sharp breaks and softer transitions.
The subject remains abstract, placing the tension between warm and cool colours at the heart of the work. Pale areas create openings between dense red and dark fields, while elongated strokes connect the upper and lower parts. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format emphasises the movement through the composition, and the numbered title leaves interpretation open.
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