Pale tree trunks rise above an extensive network of roots in “Untitled” by Annette Balsgaard. Creamy white and golden tones in the bark meet turquoise, emerald-green and deep petrol-coloured shadows. Slender trunks continue into the background, where green and yellow layers create a luminous woodland setting.
A substantial root extends diagonally from the foot of the trees towards the lower right, while finer branches spread across the lower half of the painting. Dark spaces emphasise the contours of the roots and give depth to the forest floor. Around them, marbled patterns, thin trails of colour and free brushstrokes create a surface that moves between recognisable nature and abstraction.
The interwoven roots may invite thoughts about connection, grounding and life beneath the earth’s surface. Intense blue-green colours give the woodland an imaginative character, while the pale trunks lead the eye upwards through the composition. The large 180 × 160 cm format gives the subject an enveloping presence and offers space to explore both the roots’ long paths and the many smaller textures.
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Untitled (180x160cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Annette Balsgaard.
- Painted on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- 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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Pale tree trunks rise above an extensive network of roots in “Untitled” by Annette Balsgaard. Creamy white and golden tones in the bark meet turquoise, emerald-green and deep petrol-coloured shadows. Slender trunks continue into the background, where green and yellow layers create a luminous woodland setting.
A substantial root extends diagonally from the foot of the trees towards the lower right, while finer branches spread across the lower half of the painting. Dark spaces emphasise the contours of the roots and give depth to the forest floor. Around them, marbled patterns, thin trails of colour and free brushstrokes create a surface that moves between recognisable nature and abstraction.
The interwoven roots may invite thoughts about connection, grounding and life beneath the earth’s surface. Intense blue-green colours give the woodland an imaginative character, while the pale trunks lead the eye upwards through the composition. The large 180 × 160 cm format gives the subject an enveloping presence and offers space to explore both the roots’ long paths and the many smaller textures.
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