Golden, pink and plum-coloured forms unfold against a near-black background in “Butterflies dancing” by Charlotte Olsen. An irregular passage of colour moves from the lower left through the centre towards the upper-right corner. Large dark fields around it give the delicate contours room.
At the centre, golden and brown shades gather in dense, marbled patterns. Towards the right, paler pink fields open into thin, undulating shapes with pointed extensions. Narrow lines trace the edges of the colours, connecting the larger forms with small, almost thread-like details.
The title may invite the viewer to see these movements as fluttering wings, without the painting depicting clearly defined butterflies. The subject remains abstract, with a sense of dance arising from changing directions and the contrast between luminous colour and dark spaces. The square 40 × 40 cm format gathers the diagonal passage into an intimate composition.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Charlotte Olsen.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
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"Kommer med et 'certificate of authenticity', og er skabt i mit atelier i København." Charlotte Olsen
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
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Golden, pink and plum-coloured forms unfold against a near-black background in “Butterflies dancing” by Charlotte Olsen. An irregular passage of colour moves from the lower left through the centre towards the upper-right corner. Large dark fields around it give the delicate contours room.
At the centre, golden and brown shades gather in dense, marbled patterns. Towards the right, paler pink fields open into thin, undulating shapes with pointed extensions. Narrow lines trace the edges of the colours, connecting the larger forms with small, almost thread-like details.
The title may invite the viewer to see these movements as fluttering wings, without the painting depicting clearly defined butterflies. The subject remains abstract, with a sense of dance arising from changing directions and the contrast between luminous colour and dark spaces. The square 40 × 40 cm format gathers the diagonal passage into an intimate composition.
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