Neon yellow and vivid pink fields illuminate a front-facing female portrait in “Kimmie” by Mia Färm. Blue-green eyes with dark contours meet the viewer, while intense pink lips provide a second focal point. The face emerges against a pale grey background that also flows between the bold colours.
Turquoise, dark blue and lavender offer a cool counterpoint to the yellow and pink tones. Broad, broken brushstrokes shape the forehead, cheeks and nose without enclosing the face within a continuous outline. Thin paint drips and pale splashes cross the colour fields, and a long turquoise trail descends along the right side.
The contrast between bold colours and open grey areas gives the portrait both energy and breathing space. Clearly rendered eyes hold the viewer’s attention, while the rest of the face shifts between recognisable features and free abstraction. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format leaves space around the figure and emphasises the downward movement of the paint.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Including black frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Neon yellow and vivid pink fields illuminate a front-facing female portrait in “Kimmie” by Mia Färm. Blue-green eyes with dark contours meet the viewer, while intense pink lips provide a second focal point. The face emerges against a pale grey background that also flows between the bold colours.
Turquoise, dark blue and lavender offer a cool counterpoint to the yellow and pink tones. Broad, broken brushstrokes shape the forehead, cheeks and nose without enclosing the face within a continuous outline. Thin paint drips and pale splashes cross the colour fields, and a long turquoise trail descends along the right side.
The contrast between bold colours and open grey areas gives the portrait both energy and breathing space. Clearly rendered eyes hold the viewer’s attention, while the rest of the face shifts between recognisable features and free abstraction. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format leaves space around the figure and emphasises the downward movement of the paint.
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