Deep blue and olive-green forms emerge between broad, pale areas in “Untitled” by Rie Brødsgaard. White, delicate mint and icy blue spread across the canvas, interrupted by grey passages and small accents of ochre and rust. A dark blue concentration at the top and another below the centre bring weight to the otherwise luminous composition.
Fine lines in blue, green and golden tones travel between the colour fields, forming loose, irregular contours. In some places, colour gathers into dense shapes; elsewhere, it appears broken and translucent. Slender pale marks cross the darker areas, while stronger blue lines branch towards the lower right corner.
Without a descriptive title, the painting leaves room for personal connections. Its forms may suggest islands, stones or fragments of a landscape, yet remain abstract. The large, vertical 130 × 180 cm format gives the pale spaces a prominent role, allowing the eye to move between dark focal points throughout the height of the canvas.
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Untitled (130x180cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Rie Brødsgaard.
- 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.
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Deep blue and olive-green forms emerge between broad, pale areas in “Untitled” by Rie Brødsgaard. White, delicate mint and icy blue spread across the canvas, interrupted by grey passages and small accents of ochre and rust. A dark blue concentration at the top and another below the centre bring weight to the otherwise luminous composition.
Fine lines in blue, green and golden tones travel between the colour fields, forming loose, irregular contours. In some places, colour gathers into dense shapes; elsewhere, it appears broken and translucent. Slender pale marks cross the darker areas, while stronger blue lines branch towards the lower right corner.
Without a descriptive title, the painting leaves room for personal connections. Its forms may suggest islands, stones or fragments of a landscape, yet remain abstract. The large, vertical 130 × 180 cm format gives the pale spaces a prominent role, allowing the eye to move between dark focal points throughout the height of the canvas.
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