Vivid blue eyes meet the viewer in “Scarlett” by Mia Färm. The face fills almost the entire small, square canvas, emerging through fields of grey, white and black. Turquoise and pink interrupt the restrained tones, while gold leaf introduces warmth and lustre around the eyes, cheeks and outer edges of the face.
Visible brushstrokes and dense, uneven textures characterise the surface. Dark passages emphasise the nose and the right side of the face, while lighter strokes shape the cheeks and slightly parted lips. Thin black and white lines cross the portrait in sweeping movements, accompanied by small splashes that bring lightness to the richly worked surface.
The direct gaze provides a steady focal point among the many shifts of colour and layered marks. The portrait balances recognisable features with freely applied abstract gestures, inviting closer attention to its details. The 40 × 40 cm format concentrates the expression, giving the face a striking presence despite the work’s modest size.
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Scarlett (40x40cm)
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- Original acrylic painting with gold leaf 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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Vivid blue eyes meet the viewer in “Scarlett” by Mia Färm. The face fills almost the entire small, square canvas, emerging through fields of grey, white and black. Turquoise and pink interrupt the restrained tones, while gold leaf introduces warmth and lustre around the eyes, cheeks and outer edges of the face.
Visible brushstrokes and dense, uneven textures characterise the surface. Dark passages emphasise the nose and the right side of the face, while lighter strokes shape the cheeks and slightly parted lips. Thin black and white lines cross the portrait in sweeping movements, accompanied by small splashes that bring lightness to the richly worked surface.
The direct gaze provides a steady focal point among the many shifts of colour and layered marks. The portrait balances recognisable features with freely applied abstract gestures, inviting closer attention to its details. The 40 × 40 cm format concentrates the expression, giving the face a striking presence despite the work’s modest size.
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