Broad blue-green strokes and deep, almost black fields meet a pale background in “Behind the facade” by Stine Maj. Cream, grey and delicate pink open the upper part of the painting, while darker colours gather more densely on the right and below. A long, curved black line crosses the top, giving the composition a sense of direction.
Visible brushmarks, vertical drips and fine scratched lines interrupt the larger areas of colour. Small pink and purple passages emerge between the dark layers, while a pale, angular form just below the centre creates a distinct focal point. In the upper left, a loose blue-green loop stands like a simple graphic sign against the light surface.
The title may invite a closer look at what lies beneath or between the visible layers. The subject remains abstract, with tension between open, pale areas and dense, dark textures. The square 60 × 60 cm format brings broad movements and small details together in a composition of strong contrasts.
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Behind the facade (60x60cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Stine Maj.
- Painted black on the edges.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Broad blue-green strokes and deep, almost black fields meet a pale background in “Behind the facade” by Stine Maj. Cream, grey and delicate pink open the upper part of the painting, while darker colours gather more densely on the right and below. A long, curved black line crosses the top, giving the composition a sense of direction.
Visible brushmarks, vertical drips and fine scratched lines interrupt the larger areas of colour. Small pink and purple passages emerge between the dark layers, while a pale, angular form just below the centre creates a distinct focal point. In the upper left, a loose blue-green loop stands like a simple graphic sign against the light surface.
The title may invite a closer look at what lies beneath or between the visible layers. The subject remains abstract, with tension between open, pale areas and dense, dark textures. The square 60 × 60 cm format brings broad movements and small details together in a composition of strong contrasts.
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