Golden-yellow, peach and olive-green areas gather in a lively abstract composition in “Untitled” by Sanne Bruhn. White and pale blue passages create breathing space between the colours, while dark brown and almost black areas add depth. A pale border around the painted forms allows the intricate composition to stand out.
Fine, winding lines move across the canvas, forming loops, curves and irregular networks. They connect broad, broken strokes of colour and occasionally extend into the open, pale areas. The contrast between bold colour fields and delicate lines gives the painting both weight and movement.
Without a descriptive title, the work remains open to personal associations. Organic shapes may suggest flowers, foliage or a multitude of small movements, while the subject stays abstract. The wide 140 × 80 cm format offers room to follow the lines and discover new encounters between colours throughout the composition.
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Untitled (140x80cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Sanne Bruhn.
- Painted on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- 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.
Golden-yellow, peach and olive-green areas gather in a lively abstract composition in “Untitled” by Sanne Bruhn. White and pale blue passages create breathing space between the colours, while dark brown and almost black areas add depth. A pale border around the painted forms allows the intricate composition to stand out.
Fine, winding lines move across the canvas, forming loops, curves and irregular networks. They connect broad, broken strokes of colour and occasionally extend into the open, pale areas. The contrast between bold colour fields and delicate lines gives the painting both weight and movement.
Without a descriptive title, the work remains open to personal associations. Organic shapes may suggest flowers, foliage or a multitude of small movements, while the subject stays abstract. The wide 140 × 80 cm format offers room to follow the lines and discover new encounters between colours throughout the composition.
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