A white birch trunk with dark bark markings rises along the left side of “Untitled” by Trine Birkenfeldt. Its branches extend across a dense interplay of turquoise, petrol-green and black layers. Grey, cream and delicate pink areas create lighter openings, while small reddish branches introduce fine, warm contrasts.
Dragonfly motifs are scattered among the trunk, branches and abstract shapes. Their dark silhouettes stand out against the paler fields, offering small points of focus. Long trails of paint, winding lines and web-like patterns cross the composition, while white splashes and broken impressions create an almost shimmering movement through the upper half.
The work combines recognisable natural motifs with a freely layered pictorial space. Blue-green colours and dragonflies may evoke water, woodland and damp vegetation without depicting a specific place. The large, square 170 × 170 cm format gives the composition an enveloping character and offers space to discover both broad passages of colour and numerous fine details.
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Untitled (170x170cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Trine Birkenfeldt.
- 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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A white birch trunk with dark bark markings rises along the left side of “Untitled” by Trine Birkenfeldt. Its branches extend across a dense interplay of turquoise, petrol-green and black layers. Grey, cream and delicate pink areas create lighter openings, while small reddish branches introduce fine, warm contrasts.
Dragonfly motifs are scattered among the trunk, branches and abstract shapes. Their dark silhouettes stand out against the paler fields, offering small points of focus. Long trails of paint, winding lines and web-like patterns cross the composition, while white splashes and broken impressions create an almost shimmering movement through the upper half.
The work combines recognisable natural motifs with a freely layered pictorial space. Blue-green colours and dragonflies may evoke water, woodland and damp vegetation without depicting a specific place. The large, square 170 × 170 cm format gives the composition an enveloping character and offers space to discover both broad passages of colour and numerous fine details.
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