An airy profusion of white, pink and lavender flowers spreads across a soft green ground in “Butterfly Flowers” by Betina Jørgensen. Small shapes gather densely along the left side and continue diagonally towards the lower right, while a pale mint-green and bluish opening creates breathing space above. Scattered flower-like impressions drift into the open area.
Three larger violet blooms emerge among the many delicate details. Dark, slender stems rise from the deep green lower edge, while white and pale pink marks create a shimmering transition into the background. Long vertical trails and soft shifts of colour provide a counterpoint to the small, rounded petal shapes.
The title may invite the viewer to see the delicate forms as both flowers and butterfly-like movements. The subject remains open between a lush flowering meadow and a free, dreamlike interpretation of nature. The vertical 40 × 60 cm format emphasises the height of the stems and the movement from darker vegetation towards pale, airy spaces.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Betina Jørgensen.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- No frame mounted. The artist prefers the light expression.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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An airy profusion of white, pink and lavender flowers spreads across a soft green ground in “Butterfly Flowers” by Betina Jørgensen. Small shapes gather densely along the left side and continue diagonally towards the lower right, while a pale mint-green and bluish opening creates breathing space above. Scattered flower-like impressions drift into the open area.
Three larger violet blooms emerge among the many delicate details. Dark, slender stems rise from the deep green lower edge, while white and pale pink marks create a shimmering transition into the background. Long vertical trails and soft shifts of colour provide a counterpoint to the small, rounded petal shapes.
The title may invite the viewer to see the delicate forms as both flowers and butterfly-like movements. The subject remains open between a lush flowering meadow and a free, dreamlike interpretation of nature. The vertical 40 × 60 cm format emphasises the height of the stems and the movement from darker vegetation towards pale, airy spaces.
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