Delicate, flower-like marks spread through a misty background of turquoise, mint green and pale blue in “Dream Flower” by Betina Jørgensen. Lavender, pink, white and small golden-yellow accents gather in an airy passage from the left, through the centre and down towards the right. A pale area above creates space around the finer shapes.
Small, broken brush impressions suggest petals and flower heads without sharp outlines. Denser clusters of violet, grey-green and white meet scattered glimpses of colour that almost dissolve into the background. Long vertical trails of paint and soft transitions provide a quiet counterpoint to the flowers’ light, irregular rhythm.
The title reinforces the dreamlike character of the subject, with flowers seeming to hover between recognisable nature and abstraction. Cool colours give the work a restrained atmosphere, while pink and yellow details introduce warmth. The vertical 40 × 60 cm format emphasises the elongated passages of colour and allows the eye to wander between denser and more open areas.
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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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Delicate, flower-like marks spread through a misty background of turquoise, mint green and pale blue in “Dream Flower” by Betina Jørgensen. Lavender, pink, white and small golden-yellow accents gather in an airy passage from the left, through the centre and down towards the right. A pale area above creates space around the finer shapes.
Small, broken brush impressions suggest petals and flower heads without sharp outlines. Denser clusters of violet, grey-green and white meet scattered glimpses of colour that almost dissolve into the background. Long vertical trails of paint and soft transitions provide a quiet counterpoint to the flowers’ light, irregular rhythm.
The title reinforces the dreamlike character of the subject, with flowers seeming to hover between recognisable nature and abstraction. Cool colours give the work a restrained atmosphere, while pink and yellow details introduce warmth. The vertical 40 × 60 cm format emphasises the elongated passages of colour and allows the eye to wander between denser and more open areas.
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