White, black and reddish-brown bands of colour unfold across a warm, golden-sand ground in “Golden Symphony” by Fardin Yasami. Yellow and orange accents glow among the larger shapes, while grey and beige shades create softer transitions. An irregular white border surrounds the central field of colour, giving the composition a light, open space around it.
Broad, undulating passages gather mainly in the centre and lower half. In several places, narrow stripes of reddish-brown, black and white run closely together like folded ribbons. Long, slender lines cross the larger forms and continue into more open areas, where small droplets and delicate marks introduce further detail.
The title may invite the viewer to experience this interplay as a visual symphony, with bold movements meeting lighter, finer marks. The subject remains abstract, its rhythm arising through repetition, curves and changing distances between colours. The large square 150 × 150 cm format provides room for both sweeping movements and the paths of delicate lines.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Fardin Yasami.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- "Der er også brugt groft sand og vand på lærredet." Fardin Yasami
- Signed by the artist.
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White, black and reddish-brown bands of colour unfold across a warm, golden-sand ground in “Golden Symphony” by Fardin Yasami. Yellow and orange accents glow among the larger shapes, while grey and beige shades create softer transitions. An irregular white border surrounds the central field of colour, giving the composition a light, open space around it.
Broad, undulating passages gather mainly in the centre and lower half. In several places, narrow stripes of reddish-brown, black and white run closely together like folded ribbons. Long, slender lines cross the larger forms and continue into more open areas, where small droplets and delicate marks introduce further detail.
The title may invite the viewer to experience this interplay as a visual symphony, with bold movements meeting lighter, finer marks. The subject remains abstract, its rhythm arising through repetition, curves and changing distances between colours. The large square 150 × 150 cm format provides room for both sweeping movements and the paths of delicate lines.
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