Slender, trunk-like forms rise through green, turquoise and blue shades in “Lost in time” by Birthe Villaume. Near the centre, a prominent dark passage carries broken white fields that may suggest birch bark. Finer branches reach upwards and sideways among the soft areas of colour.
The background shifts from deeper blue above to emerald-green and cool violet passages below. On the right, a pale lavender area opens around the dark lines, while small lime-green and golden accents introduce warmth and light. Broad brush marks and fine drawn lines create an interplay between distinct contours and shapes dissolving into the background.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the subject as a forest seen through memory rather than as a particular place. Pale marks emerge and disappear among the layers of colour, giving the painting a quiet, dreamlike depth. The tall 80 × 140 cm format emphasises the upward movement of the trunks and allows the eye to wander among the delicate details.
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Lost in time (80x140cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Birthe Villaume.
- 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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Slender, trunk-like forms rise through green, turquoise and blue shades in “Lost in time” by Birthe Villaume. Near the centre, a prominent dark passage carries broken white fields that may suggest birch bark. Finer branches reach upwards and sideways among the soft areas of colour.
The background shifts from deeper blue above to emerald-green and cool violet passages below. On the right, a pale lavender area opens around the dark lines, while small lime-green and golden accents introduce warmth and light. Broad brush marks and fine drawn lines create an interplay between distinct contours and shapes dissolving into the background.
The title may invite the viewer to experience the subject as a forest seen through memory rather than as a particular place. Pale marks emerge and disappear among the layers of colour, giving the painting a quiet, dreamlike depth. The tall 80 × 140 cm format emphasises the upward movement of the trunks and allows the eye to wander among the delicate details.
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