Warm orange and ochre tones spread through the centre of “Gulerodskagen” by Randi Rosa. Pale layers of cream, delicate pink and mint green open the upper part of the painting, while dark blue-green and brown passages create contrast along the right side and below. Small pink and green accents introduce unexpected flashes of colour.
Broad, broken fields of colour meet fine lines, loose loops and vertical drips. Visible ridges and irregularities give the surface a varied texture, with some layers covering one another and others allowing earlier colours to emerge. The subject remains abstract, inviting exploration of the connections between warm and cool areas.
Randi Rosa accompanies the work with a whimsical story about a carrot cake recipe being confused with instructions for a jungle expedition. Mint-green swamps grow between golden crumbs, and unknown plants spread through the icing until the boundary between kitchen and jungle disappears. The story offers a humorous perspective on the painting’s colourful, interwoven forms.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Randi Rosa.
- Painted black on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- "Det begyndte ellers ganske uskyldigt med mel, kanel og et par revne gulerødder. Men nogen kom til at tage den forkerte mappe ned fra hylden. Pludselig stod der noget om floder, lianer og ”drej til venstre ved den usædvanligt store papegøje”. Resultatet blev… anderledes. Der voksede mintgrønne sumpe frem mellem de gyldne krummer, ukendte planter bredte sig i glasuren, og ingen kunne længere afgøre, om de stod i et køkken eller midt i en jungle." Randi Rosa
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
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Warm orange and ochre tones spread through the centre of “Gulerodskagen” by Randi Rosa. Pale layers of cream, delicate pink and mint green open the upper part of the painting, while dark blue-green and brown passages create contrast along the right side and below. Small pink and green accents introduce unexpected flashes of colour.
Broad, broken fields of colour meet fine lines, loose loops and vertical drips. Visible ridges and irregularities give the surface a varied texture, with some layers covering one another and others allowing earlier colours to emerge. The subject remains abstract, inviting exploration of the connections between warm and cool areas.
Randi Rosa accompanies the work with a whimsical story about a carrot cake recipe being confused with instructions for a jungle expedition. Mint-green swamps grow between golden crumbs, and unknown plants spread through the icing until the boundary between kitchen and jungle disappears. The story offers a humorous perspective on the painting’s colourful, interwoven forms.
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