A woman’s face with grey eyes and a direct gaze fills the canvas in “Salt” by Mia Färm. White and pale grey areas meet deep black passages, while pink and vivid magenta marks brighten the cheeks and lips. Golden and brown accents bring warmth to the otherwise cool palette.
The pale left side of the face contrasts with the dark shadows on the right. Broad, textured layers shape the nose, cheeks and chin, while the eyes are rendered more precisely. Fine black and white lines, splashes and vertical paint trails cross the portrait, creating movement over its recognisable features.
Mia Färm describes working with thick layers of acrylic paint and palette knives to give the work texture and depth. Although the artist’s text calls the painting abstract, the face remains clearly recognisable within its free, expressive use of colour. The square 100 × 100 cm format gives the gaze a striking presence.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- "Salt is an expressive and cool abstract painting, featuring a bold mix of pink, gray, and black tones that come together to create a striking and dynamic composition. Painted with thick layers of acrylic paint and palette knives, this artwork has a unique texture and depth, capturing attention through its energetic brushstrokes." Mia Färm
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A woman’s face with grey eyes and a direct gaze fills the canvas in “Salt” by Mia Färm. White and pale grey areas meet deep black passages, while pink and vivid magenta marks brighten the cheeks and lips. Golden and brown accents bring warmth to the otherwise cool palette.
The pale left side of the face contrasts with the dark shadows on the right. Broad, textured layers shape the nose, cheeks and chin, while the eyes are rendered more precisely. Fine black and white lines, splashes and vertical paint trails cross the portrait, creating movement over its recognisable features.
Mia Färm describes working with thick layers of acrylic paint and palette knives to give the work texture and depth. Although the artist’s text calls the painting abstract, the face remains clearly recognisable within its free, expressive use of colour. The square 100 × 100 cm format gives the gaze a striking presence.
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