A woman in a voluminous blue garment turns towards two open hands in “I'll give you flowers and freedom” by Isabel Savannah. Dark floral shapes appear beside the upper hand, while a small bird perches on the lower one. Her brown hair is gathered into a bun, and her face is only partly visible against the pale grey-white background.
Generous sleeves and rounded folds fill almost the entire canvas. Dusty blues alternate with darker contours and lighter strokes, lending depth to the large forms. The delicately drawn hands, bird and flowers contrast with the garment’s volume, becoming small but significant focal points.
The title may invite the viewer to read the open hands as a gesture of care, offering flowers and freedom without holding on. The bird remains perched on the hand, leaving the story open. Isabel Savannah describes “Perfect Imperfections” as central to her artistic practice, highlighting her interest in small irregularities, emotional traces and unpolished details. The vertical 90 × 120 cm format emphasises the contrast between the enveloping garment and the delicate details above.
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I'll give you flowers and freedom (90x120cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Isabel Savannah.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- "Temaet Perfect Imperfections er centralt i mit kunstneriske univers. Jeg drages af de små ujævnheder, følelsesmæssige spor og upolerede detaljer, som får livet og mennesker til at føles levende og autentiske." Isabel Savannah
- 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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A woman in a voluminous blue garment turns towards two open hands in “I'll give you flowers and freedom” by Isabel Savannah. Dark floral shapes appear beside the upper hand, while a small bird perches on the lower one. Her brown hair is gathered into a bun, and her face is only partly visible against the pale grey-white background.
Generous sleeves and rounded folds fill almost the entire canvas. Dusty blues alternate with darker contours and lighter strokes, lending depth to the large forms. The delicately drawn hands, bird and flowers contrast with the garment’s volume, becoming small but significant focal points.
The title may invite the viewer to read the open hands as a gesture of care, offering flowers and freedom without holding on. The bird remains perched on the hand, leaving the story open. Isabel Savannah describes “Perfect Imperfections” as central to her artistic practice, highlighting her interest in small irregularities, emotional traces and unpolished details. The vertical 90 × 120 cm format emphasises the contrast between the enveloping garment and the delicate details above.
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