Pale mint-green, icy blue and creamy white fields open between deep greens and warm earth colours in “Flow” by Rie Brødsgaard. Ochre, rust and delicate pink gather above and along the lower right, while dark petrol-green passages give weight to the airy composition.
Fine, winding lines travel through the colour fields, connecting different areas of the painting. Dense black networks of small, angular marks appear as graphic focal points throughout the work. Broken brush impressions and visible textures create variety between open, pale planes and more compact clusters of colour.
The title may invite the viewer to follow movement through the work, from the paths of delicate lines to the soft transitions between colours. Organic shapes may evoke waterways, vegetation or a landscape seen from above, while the subject remains abstract. The large, vertical 120 × 180 cm format offers room for both quiet pauses and details that guide the eye onwards.
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Flow (120x180cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Rie Brødsgaard.
- Painted white on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Pale mint-green, icy blue and creamy white fields open between deep greens and warm earth colours in “Flow” by Rie Brødsgaard. Ochre, rust and delicate pink gather above and along the lower right, while dark petrol-green passages give weight to the airy composition.
Fine, winding lines travel through the colour fields, connecting different areas of the painting. Dense black networks of small, angular marks appear as graphic focal points throughout the work. Broken brush impressions and visible textures create variety between open, pale planes and more compact clusters of colour.
The title may invite the viewer to follow movement through the work, from the paths of delicate lines to the soft transitions between colours. Organic shapes may evoke waterways, vegetation or a landscape seen from above, while the subject remains abstract. The large, vertical 120 × 180 cm format offers room for both quiet pauses and details that guide the eye onwards.
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