A powerful interplay of blue, turquoise, white and near-black unfolds in “Deep Blue Energy” by Fardin Yasami. Against a pale-blue ground, dark fields gather around the centre and extend into long, slanting forms. A prominent white passage cuts through the left side, creating a luminous contrast with the deep blues.
Broad, sweeping bands of colour meet a network of fine lines, splashes and branching marks. Some shapes have crisp, smooth edges, while others disperse into small droplets and irregular impressions. Turquoise accents connect the darker passages with the background, introducing variation between the larger movements.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the subject as energy in motion, perhaps suggesting currents or forces beneath a blue surface. The painting remains abstract, with tension arising through contrasting colours and shifting directions. The horizontal 150 × 100 cm format provides room for both broad passages of colour and the delicate details surrounding them.
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Deep Blue Energy (150x100cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Fardin Yasami.
- Including wooden frame.
- Signed by the artist.
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A powerful interplay of blue, turquoise, white and near-black unfolds in “Deep Blue Energy” by Fardin Yasami. Against a pale-blue ground, dark fields gather around the centre and extend into long, slanting forms. A prominent white passage cuts through the left side, creating a luminous contrast with the deep blues.
Broad, sweeping bands of colour meet a network of fine lines, splashes and branching marks. Some shapes have crisp, smooth edges, while others disperse into small droplets and irregular impressions. Turquoise accents connect the darker passages with the background, introducing variation between the larger movements.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the subject as energy in motion, perhaps suggesting currents or forces beneath a blue surface. The painting remains abstract, with tension arising through contrasting colours and shifting directions. The horizontal 150 × 100 cm format provides room for both broad passages of colour and the delicate details surrounding them.
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