Large, imaginative bird forms fill “Powerbirds” by Trine Birkenfeldt in an interplay of turquoise, mint green, olive and yellow. Pointed beaks, jagged wings and long striped legs give the birds a striking graphic character. Deep navy and black fields contrast with pale cream areas, while small orange accents introduce warmth.
Small, pale birds outlined in black perch among the larger forms, creating a playful shift in scale. White lines, dots, star-like marks and green impressions form varied patterns throughout the composition. Visible brushmarks and overlapping layers of colour bring variety to the clearly defined silhouettes.
The title may emphasise the birds’ powerful presence, while the smaller birds and decorative details add humour and lightness. The subject moves between recognisable bird features and free invention without depicting particular species. The wide 100 × 80 cm format brings the many directions and shapes together in a dense, lively composition.
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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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Large, imaginative bird forms fill “Powerbirds” by Trine Birkenfeldt in an interplay of turquoise, mint green, olive and yellow. Pointed beaks, jagged wings and long striped legs give the birds a striking graphic character. Deep navy and black fields contrast with pale cream areas, while small orange accents introduce warmth.
Small, pale birds outlined in black perch among the larger forms, creating a playful shift in scale. White lines, dots, star-like marks and green impressions form varied patterns throughout the composition. Visible brushmarks and overlapping layers of colour bring variety to the clearly defined silhouettes.
The title may emphasise the birds’ powerful presence, while the smaller birds and decorative details add humour and lightness. The subject moves between recognisable bird features and free invention without depicting particular species. The wide 100 × 80 cm format brings the many directions and shapes together in a dense, lively composition.
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