Faces in profile, hands and body-like shapes intertwine in “Together separately” by Lone Stampe. Pink, golden-yellow and orange fields glow against a blue and blue-grey background, while black and turquoise outlines bring figures into view. Some facial features are distinct; others emerge only as the eye follows a line through the colours.
Near the top, a dark-haired profile bends towards the centre. Further down, several profiles meet and overlap, while hands and elongated, bent forms appear along the sides. Broad brushstrokes contrast with fine drawn details, allowing the figures to be seen both as individual presences and as parts of a single composition.
The title may suggest a reading of closeness and separation: the figures share the same pictorial space but turn in different directions, each retaining a distinct expression. The vertical 90 × 120 cm format invites the eye to wander between encounters, contours and colour fields without settling on a single centre.
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Together separately (90x120cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Lone Stampe.
- Painted 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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Faces in profile, hands and body-like shapes intertwine in “Together separately” by Lone Stampe. Pink, golden-yellow and orange fields glow against a blue and blue-grey background, while black and turquoise outlines bring figures into view. Some facial features are distinct; others emerge only as the eye follows a line through the colours.
Near the top, a dark-haired profile bends towards the centre. Further down, several profiles meet and overlap, while hands and elongated, bent forms appear along the sides. Broad brushstrokes contrast with fine drawn details, allowing the figures to be seen both as individual presences and as parts of a single composition.
The title may suggest a reading of closeness and separation: the figures share the same pictorial space but turn in different directions, each retaining a distinct expression. The vertical 90 × 120 cm format invites the eye to wander between encounters, contours and colour fields without settling on a single centre.
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