Golden, cream and ochre-yellow layers meet deep green, turquoise and rust-red passages in “Edge of calm” by Dorte Juul. Pale colours spread across the upper section and flow down between darker, upward-reaching forms. Warm earth tones and near-black accents gather below, providing a counterweight to the lighter areas.
Vertical strokes, broken edges and traces of underlying colours characterise the surface. Occasional white and pale turquoise marks interrupt the denser passages, while stronger yellow accents brighten the right-hand side. The many layers create shifts between open, luminous areas and more compact concentrations of colour.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the painting as a balance between calm and movement. Its forms might suggest vegetation or a landscape in warm light, yet remain abstract and open to personal associations. The wide 150 × 100 cm format allows a rhythm of colour to unfold across the canvas, while vertical marks lead the eye between the lower and upper sections.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Dorte Juul.
- 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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Golden, cream and ochre-yellow layers meet deep green, turquoise and rust-red passages in “Edge of calm” by Dorte Juul. Pale colours spread across the upper section and flow down between darker, upward-reaching forms. Warm earth tones and near-black accents gather below, providing a counterweight to the lighter areas.
Vertical strokes, broken edges and traces of underlying colours characterise the surface. Occasional white and pale turquoise marks interrupt the denser passages, while stronger yellow accents brighten the right-hand side. The many layers create shifts between open, luminous areas and more compact concentrations of colour.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the painting as a balance between calm and movement. Its forms might suggest vegetation or a landscape in warm light, yet remain abstract and open to personal associations. The wide 150 × 100 cm format allows a rhythm of colour to unfold across the canvas, while vertical marks lead the eye between the lower and upper sections.
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