A closely cropped female face fills the narrow canvas in “Celeste” by Mia Färm. One large eye in turquoise, blue and violet meets the viewer, while part of the nose and the full red lips extend towards the left edge. The striking crop makes individual facial features the focal points of the composition.
Deep blue and violet fields frame the face, where coral, pink, orange and yellow meet pale cream and mint-green strokes. Broad areas of colour shape the cheek, forehead and chin, while thin black and white lines move freely across them. Small splashes and broken edges bring variety to the surface, and a pale field along the right provides breathing space around the dark facial contour.
The portrait shifts between recognisable features and free, vivid abstraction. The clearly rendered eye maintains contact with the viewer, while intersecting lines and changing colours introduce movement. The tall, narrow 70 × 140 cm format emphasises the progression from the eye through the cheek to the lips and chin.
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Celeste (70x140cm)
Regular price 17.200 kr.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A closely cropped female face fills the narrow canvas in “Celeste” by Mia Färm. One large eye in turquoise, blue and violet meets the viewer, while part of the nose and the full red lips extend towards the left edge. The striking crop makes individual facial features the focal points of the composition.
Deep blue and violet fields frame the face, where coral, pink, orange and yellow meet pale cream and mint-green strokes. Broad areas of colour shape the cheek, forehead and chin, while thin black and white lines move freely across them. Small splashes and broken edges bring variety to the surface, and a pale field along the right provides breathing space around the dark facial contour.
The portrait shifts between recognisable features and free, vivid abstraction. The clearly rendered eye maintains contact with the viewer, while intersecting lines and changing colours introduce movement. The tall, narrow 70 × 140 cm format emphasises the progression from the eye through the cheek to the lips and chin.
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