Vertical forms in green and turquoise suggest a forest around a luminous opening in “Whispering Forest” by Dorte Juul. Creamy white, pale blue and sandy layers interrupt the darker passages, allowing shapes to emerge and dissolve again. The subject moves between recognisable tree trunks and a free, abstract interpretation of woodland space.
Fine vertical marks, broken fields of colour and uneven textures characterise the surface. Deep green and near-black accents bring weight between the pale layers, while occasional warm beige and ochre strokes introduce variety to the cool palette. The lighter centre draws the eye between the denser forms along the sides.
Dorte Juul explains that the work is inspired by Nordic nature and the quiet presence of the forest. She describes it as an invitation to calm, contemplation and a sense of being present. The vertical 100 × 120 cm format reinforces the height of the trunk-like forms and the impression of looking into a luminous, layered woodland.
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Whispering Forest (100x120cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Dorte Juul.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- "Inspireret af nordisk natur og skovens stille tilstedeværelse. Værket inviterer til ro, fordybelse og nærvær, og bringer naturens stille energi ind i rummet." Dorte Juul
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Vertical forms in green and turquoise suggest a forest around a luminous opening in “Whispering Forest” by Dorte Juul. Creamy white, pale blue and sandy layers interrupt the darker passages, allowing shapes to emerge and dissolve again. The subject moves between recognisable tree trunks and a free, abstract interpretation of woodland space.
Fine vertical marks, broken fields of colour and uneven textures characterise the surface. Deep green and near-black accents bring weight between the pale layers, while occasional warm beige and ochre strokes introduce variety to the cool palette. The lighter centre draws the eye between the denser forms along the sides.
Dorte Juul explains that the work is inspired by Nordic nature and the quiet presence of the forest. She describes it as an invitation to calm, contemplation and a sense of being present. The vertical 100 × 120 cm format reinforces the height of the trunk-like forms and the impression of looking into a luminous, layered woodland.
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