White, black and orange passages break across a deep emerald-green ground in “Emerald Motion” by Fardin Yasami. A warm orange area glows left of centre, while long, pale bands curve through the painting. Dark forms gather particularly around the upper centre and right, contrasting with the delicate white marks.
The composition alternates between broad, sweeping fields of colour and a fine network of lines, splashes and droplets. Some passages taper into sharp points; others open into soft curves or thin, translucent veils. The green ground remains visible between the marks, its uneven surface giving the open areas a distinct tactile quality.
The title may invite the viewer to follow the movement of colour through the green space. The subject is abstract and may suggest branching structures, currents or forms in transformation without pointing towards a single narrative. The large square 150 × 150 cm format provides room for both bold contrasts and the small traces connecting them.
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Emerald Motion (150x150cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Fardin Yasami.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
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"Der er også brugt groft sand på dette lærred." Fardin Yasami
- Signed by the artist.
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White, black and orange passages break across a deep emerald-green ground in “Emerald Motion” by Fardin Yasami. A warm orange area glows left of centre, while long, pale bands curve through the painting. Dark forms gather particularly around the upper centre and right, contrasting with the delicate white marks.
The composition alternates between broad, sweeping fields of colour and a fine network of lines, splashes and droplets. Some passages taper into sharp points; others open into soft curves or thin, translucent veils. The green ground remains visible between the marks, its uneven surface giving the open areas a distinct tactile quality.
The title may invite the viewer to follow the movement of colour through the green space. The subject is abstract and may suggest branching structures, currents or forms in transformation without pointing towards a single narrative. The large square 150 × 150 cm format provides room for both bold contrasts and the small traces connecting them.
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