Warm peach, yellow and orange fields meet dark-brown and grey strokes in “Untitled” by Sanne Bruhn. The colours gather into a densely worked composition surrounded by a pale, open border. Vivid red marks cut across the softer fields, introducing small, intense contrasts.
Broad brushstrokes and curved whitish movements overlap throughout the painting. Fine lines form loops, circles and long intersecting trails, connecting the larger areas. Occasional olive-green and pink accents bring variety among the warm shades, while darker passages create depth and counterbalance the light.
Without a narrative title, the subject remains open to the viewer’s own associations. The eye can follow the sweeping movements of colour or explore the delicate lines and small overlaps. The square 75 × 75 cm format brings together a lively interplay of broad fields, sharp accents and light, winding marks.
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Untitled (75x75cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Sanne Bruhn.
- Painted on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
- Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
Warm peach, yellow and orange fields meet dark-brown and grey strokes in “Untitled” by Sanne Bruhn. The colours gather into a densely worked composition surrounded by a pale, open border. Vivid red marks cut across the softer fields, introducing small, intense contrasts.
Broad brushstrokes and curved whitish movements overlap throughout the painting. Fine lines form loops, circles and long intersecting trails, connecting the larger areas. Occasional olive-green and pink accents bring variety among the warm shades, while darker passages create depth and counterbalance the light.
Without a narrative title, the subject remains open to the viewer’s own associations. The eye can follow the sweeping movements of colour or explore the delicate lines and small overlaps. The square 75 × 75 cm format brings together a lively interplay of broad fields, sharp accents and light, winding marks.
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