White branching lines spread through blue-green and turquoise layers in “Between Worlds” by Lone Brodersen. These pale networks cross the painting in long, irregular passages, connecting open areas with dense, dark sections. Warm rust, pink and brown tones emerge among the cooler colours.
Broad, dark green curves wind around lighter areas, while fine black lines and vertical drips introduce subtle details. The surface shifts between soft colour transitions and broken, textured fields. The white branches stand out sharply in places and almost dissolve into the pale layers elsewhere.
The title offers a way to experience the work as an encounter between different spaces or states. Branch- and root-like forms suggest nature, while the subject remains abstract. The square 90 × 90 cm format provides room to follow the lines’ movement and discover connections between light, darkness and colour.
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Between Worlds (90x90cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Lone Brodersen.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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White branching lines spread through blue-green and turquoise layers in “Between Worlds” by Lone Brodersen. These pale networks cross the painting in long, irregular passages, connecting open areas with dense, dark sections. Warm rust, pink and brown tones emerge among the cooler colours.
Broad, dark green curves wind around lighter areas, while fine black lines and vertical drips introduce subtle details. The surface shifts between soft colour transitions and broken, textured fields. The white branches stand out sharply in places and almost dissolve into the pale layers elsewhere.
The title offers a way to experience the work as an encounter between different spaces or states. Branch- and root-like forms suggest nature, while the subject remains abstract. The square 90 × 90 cm format provides room to follow the lines’ movement and discover connections between light, darkness and colour.
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