Turquoise and mint-green layers meet glowing red, orange and yellow fields in “Collision of color” by Trine Birkenfeldt. Cool tones spread across the upper part and along the right side, while a dense arrangement of red, burgundy and pink shapes the centre and lower left. Peach and pale green areas create transitions between the strong contrasts.
Broad, sweeping brushstrokes overlap more angular impressions of colour. Fine dark, reddish and pale lines travel through the layers in loops, arcs and long trails. Occasional drips and visible textures bring variety to the surface, while dark petrol-toned passages create depth among the lighter colours.
The title points towards a collision of colours, yet the composition also contains soft transitions where warm and cool tones flow into one another. Organic movements may evoke lush growth or currents within a landscape without defining a single subject. The square 100 × 100 cm format offers room for both broad movements of colour and delicate graphic marks.
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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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Turquoise and mint-green layers meet glowing red, orange and yellow fields in “Collision of color” by Trine Birkenfeldt. Cool tones spread across the upper part and along the right side, while a dense arrangement of red, burgundy and pink shapes the centre and lower left. Peach and pale green areas create transitions between the strong contrasts.
Broad, sweeping brushstrokes overlap more angular impressions of colour. Fine dark, reddish and pale lines travel through the layers in loops, arcs and long trails. Occasional drips and visible textures bring variety to the surface, while dark petrol-toned passages create depth among the lighter colours.
The title points towards a collision of colours, yet the composition also contains soft transitions where warm and cool tones flow into one another. Organic movements may evoke lush growth or currents within a landscape without defining a single subject. The square 100 × 100 cm format offers room for both broad movements of colour and delicate graphic marks.
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