White, pink and lavender flowers rise around a broad, luminous opening in “Flower in the sun” by Betina Jørgensen. Small yellow accents brighten the delicate petal shapes, while a blue and turquoise background softens into cream and pale pink towards the centre. The flowers form a gentle, bowl-shaped movement from the sides through the lower part of the painting.
Slender green and dark stems interrupt the dense clusters of small colour impressions. Along the lower edge, grey-green leaves and deeper green shadows gather into a lush base. More distinct stems and leaves contrast with the softer flower shapes and the background’s misty transitions.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the pale centre as sunlight opening between the plants. The work combines a recognisable floral world with a free, dreamlike interpretation in which light and colour are as prominent as the individual flowers. The vertical 50 × 60 cm format emphasises the stems’ upward movement towards the open, luminous space.
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Flower in the sun (50x60cm)
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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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White, pink and lavender flowers rise around a broad, luminous opening in “Flower in the sun” by Betina Jørgensen. Small yellow accents brighten the delicate petal shapes, while a blue and turquoise background softens into cream and pale pink towards the centre. The flowers form a gentle, bowl-shaped movement from the sides through the lower part of the painting.
Slender green and dark stems interrupt the dense clusters of small colour impressions. Along the lower edge, grey-green leaves and deeper green shadows gather into a lush base. More distinct stems and leaves contrast with the softer flower shapes and the background’s misty transitions.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the pale centre as sunlight opening between the plants. The work combines a recognisable floral world with a free, dreamlike interpretation in which light and colour are as prominent as the individual flowers. The vertical 50 × 60 cm format emphasises the stems’ upward movement towards the open, luminous space.
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