Two closely cropped faces meet in an intense interplay of colour in “BFF” by Mia Färm. A blue-violet eye on the left and a brown eye on the right look directly at the viewer. Pink lips, dark eye contours and pronounced brows define the faces, while red, orange, turquoise and lime-green fields move across them.
Colours overlap in broad strokes and smaller angular patches. Fine pale lines, drips and splashes interrupt the surfaces, and the word “GRACE” repeats in different directions across the forehead, cheeks and dark central passage. Cool blue and violet shades below counterbalance the warm, luminous colours around the eyes.
Mia Färm explains that the faces partially merge while retaining their individual identities. She describes “BFF” as an exploration of friendship, reflection and emotional connection. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format and close cropping emphasise the intimacy between the two faces, while their different eyes and fields of colour give each a distinct expression.
We'll photoshop the painting onto your wall and send you a picture the same day — free and with no obligation.
- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- "The faces partially merge while still maintaining their individual identities—like two personalities bound together in an intense relationship. BFF explores friendship, reflection, and emotional connection. A bold, playful, and powerful artwork that brings energy and presence into any space." Mia Färm
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
- Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
... If you need more photos, please contact us.
Two closely cropped faces meet in an intense interplay of colour in “BFF” by Mia Färm. A blue-violet eye on the left and a brown eye on the right look directly at the viewer. Pink lips, dark eye contours and pronounced brows define the faces, while red, orange, turquoise and lime-green fields move across them.
Colours overlap in broad strokes and smaller angular patches. Fine pale lines, drips and splashes interrupt the surfaces, and the word “GRACE” repeats in different directions across the forehead, cheeks and dark central passage. Cool blue and violet shades below counterbalance the warm, luminous colours around the eyes.
Mia Färm explains that the faces partially merge while retaining their individual identities. She describes “BFF” as an exploration of friendship, reflection and emotional connection. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format and close cropping emphasise the intimacy between the two faces, while their different eyes and fields of colour give each a distinct expression.
Also appears in
