A broad, luminous waterfall spreads between intense red, orange and green fields in “Around the falls” by Valdemar. White and icy blue tones flow through the centre, while deep cobalt-blue and violet areas highlight dark, rock-like forms. Vivid lime-yellow and green strokes trace the transitions between the cool water and the warm sides.
Broad, irregular impressions of paint give the water a swirling movement and the rocks a pronounced texture. A large dark form rises just left of centre, while another descends from the upper edge towards the right. Small white, bird-like marks stand out against the darker passages, offering delicate points of focus within the sweeping movements of colour.
Valdemar explains that the work was created with a palette knife and has a thick layer of paint. The distinct surface texture reinforces the subject’s powerful character and brings variety to the broad colour fields. The panoramic 140 × 80 cm format emphasises the tension between the water’s pale movement and the glowing colours around it.
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Around the falls (140x80cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Valdemar.
- Including silver frame.
- "Værket er lavet med spartel og fremstår derfor med et tykt lag maling på." Valdemar
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A broad, luminous waterfall spreads between intense red, orange and green fields in “Around the falls” by Valdemar. White and icy blue tones flow through the centre, while deep cobalt-blue and violet areas highlight dark, rock-like forms. Vivid lime-yellow and green strokes trace the transitions between the cool water and the warm sides.
Broad, irregular impressions of paint give the water a swirling movement and the rocks a pronounced texture. A large dark form rises just left of centre, while another descends from the upper edge towards the right. Small white, bird-like marks stand out against the darker passages, offering delicate points of focus within the sweeping movements of colour.
Valdemar explains that the work was created with a palette knife and has a thick layer of paint. The distinct surface texture reinforces the subject’s powerful character and brings variety to the broad colour fields. The panoramic 140 × 80 cm format emphasises the tension between the water’s pale movement and the glowing colours around it.
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