Rounded and angular forms meet in a pale, open space in “Outer space” by Birthe Villaume. Sandy and ochre-brown fields gather near the centre, while pale blue, grey and creamy-white shades spread around them. Black contours clearly define some shapes, while others merge with the soft transitions of the background.
Above, a large, light field opens over an irregular sequence of loops, arches and jagged lines. Below, broad curved forms overlap among small dark marks and fine, winding traces. Occasional pink and reddish-brown accents introduce warm details to the otherwise subdued palette.
The title may invite the viewer to imagine shapes floating or meeting within an undefined space. Rather than offering a literal depiction of outer space, the painting allows associations with landscapes, organic structures and imaginary figures to emerge. The 100 × 90 cm format brings together the tension between the quiet, open upper section and the denser movements below.
We'll photoshop the painting onto your wall and send you a picture the same day — free and with no obligation.
Outer space (100x90cm)
Normalpris 7.300 kr.
Unique piece
Original painting
Free delivery
Fast to your door
14-day return policy
Full satisfaction
- 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.
- Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
... If you need more photos, please contact us.
Rounded and angular forms meet in a pale, open space in “Outer space” by Birthe Villaume. Sandy and ochre-brown fields gather near the centre, while pale blue, grey and creamy-white shades spread around them. Black contours clearly define some shapes, while others merge with the soft transitions of the background.
Above, a large, light field opens over an irregular sequence of loops, arches and jagged lines. Below, broad curved forms overlap among small dark marks and fine, winding traces. Occasional pink and reddish-brown accents introduce warm details to the otherwise subdued palette.
The title may invite the viewer to imagine shapes floating or meeting within an undefined space. Rather than offering a literal depiction of outer space, the painting allows associations with landscapes, organic structures and imaginary figures to emerge. The 100 × 90 cm format brings together the tension between the quiet, open upper section and the denser movements below.
Also appears in
