Pale turquoise, mint-green and pearl-grey tones merge in “Untitled” by Rie Brødsgaard. Broad, open fields of colour occupy much of the canvas, while small concentrations of dark blue, black and vivid turquoise create focal points near the centre and along the edges. Delicate cream and yellowish passages bring warmth to the cool palette.
Fine branching patterns and slender lines travel across the surface. Some stand sharply against the pale colours, while others almost disappear into soft transitions. Thin blue marks connect parts of the composition, and white web-like structures introduce detail among the more diffuse fields.
The subject may evoke water, mist or organic traces seen through a luminous surface, yet remains abstract and open. Small, dark concentrations provide a counterpoint to the broad, quiet spaces. Measuring 120 × 150 cm, the work can be displayed vertically or horizontally, offering different experiences of the lines’ movement and the balance between shapes.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Rie Brødsgaard.
- Can hang vertical as well as horisontal.
- Stain, coal, paper and screenprinting has also been used.
- Painted white on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
- Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
Pale turquoise, mint-green and pearl-grey tones merge in “Untitled” by Rie Brødsgaard. Broad, open fields of colour occupy much of the canvas, while small concentrations of dark blue, black and vivid turquoise create focal points near the centre and along the edges. Delicate cream and yellowish passages bring warmth to the cool palette.
Fine branching patterns and slender lines travel across the surface. Some stand sharply against the pale colours, while others almost disappear into soft transitions. Thin blue marks connect parts of the composition, and white web-like structures introduce detail among the more diffuse fields.
The subject may evoke water, mist or organic traces seen through a luminous surface, yet remains abstract and open. Small, dark concentrations provide a counterpoint to the broad, quiet spaces. Measuring 120 × 150 cm, the work can be displayed vertically or horizontally, offering different experiences of the lines’ movement and the balance between shapes.
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