Golden and emerald-green bands of colour flow through a near-black background in “Endless energy” by Charlotte Olsen. Several branching passages travel across and diagonally through the painting, separated by broad dark spaces. A luminous band near the centre extends towards the right, opening into pointed green shapes.
Along the edges of the colours, delicate undulating lines, small rounded fields and dense marbled patterns emerge. Golden shades alternate with bronze-like tones and deeper blue-green accents. In some places, the forms gather into folds; elsewhere, they dissolve into fine threads against the darkness.
The title may invite the viewer to follow a movement that seems to continue beyond the edges of the painting. The subject remains abstract, though it may evoke currents, flames or organic branching structures. The square 30 × 30 cm format gathers the many details into a small work with a distinct contrast between luminous colour and dark stillness.
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Endless energy (30x30cm)
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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 and emerald-green bands of colour flow through a near-black background in “Endless energy” by Charlotte Olsen. Several branching passages travel across and diagonally through the painting, separated by broad dark spaces. A luminous band near the centre extends towards the right, opening into pointed green shapes.
Along the edges of the colours, delicate undulating lines, small rounded fields and dense marbled patterns emerge. Golden shades alternate with bronze-like tones and deeper blue-green accents. In some places, the forms gather into folds; elsewhere, they dissolve into fine threads against the darkness.
The title may invite the viewer to follow a movement that seems to continue beyond the edges of the painting. The subject remains abstract, though it may evoke currents, flames or organic branching structures. The square 30 × 30 cm format gathers the many details into a small work with a distinct contrast between luminous colour and dark stillness.
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