Pale-blue, turquoise and white bands of colour stretch through a deep, near-black background in “Sky Blue” by Fardin Yasami. Large, open forms run vertically through the painting, enclosing dark spaces. Near the centre, deeper blue shades gather behind a prominent white, angular passage.
Broad fields of colour alternate with fine threads, splashes and small droplets. In several places, the paint forms long, rounded openings, while delicate lines span the larger shapes in a loose network. Transitions from white and pale turquoise to intense blue create variety and depth against the dark ground.
The title may evoke the colours of the sky, though the subject does not depict a particular view. The floating, branching forms might also suggest water, ice or organic structures. The vertical 120 × 150 cm format emphasises the long movements of the colour bands, providing room for both bold contrasts and delicate details.
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Sky Blue (120x150cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Fardin Yasami.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
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Pale-blue, turquoise and white bands of colour stretch through a deep, near-black background in “Sky Blue” by Fardin Yasami. Large, open forms run vertically through the painting, enclosing dark spaces. Near the centre, deeper blue shades gather behind a prominent white, angular passage.
Broad fields of colour alternate with fine threads, splashes and small droplets. In several places, the paint forms long, rounded openings, while delicate lines span the larger shapes in a loose network. Transitions from white and pale turquoise to intense blue create variety and depth against the dark ground.
The title may evoke the colours of the sky, though the subject does not depict a particular view. The floating, branching forms might also suggest water, ice or organic structures. The vertical 120 × 150 cm format emphasises the long movements of the colour bands, providing room for both bold contrasts and delicate details.
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