Golden-yellow areas and loosely drawn circles brighten the grey, white and almost black passages in “The circles” by Lone Brodersen. A broad yellow ring surrounds a grey area just left of centre, while a large dark outline forms an irregular oval in the upper right. A partially visible yellow ring along the right edge carries the circular motif beyond the painting.
Fine black branching marks cross the composition, connecting the darker areas. White loops, script-like signs and slender drips introduce lighter movements among the broad fields of colour. Small pink, reddish and brown accents bring warmth to the layered surface.
The open circles create a rhythm that contrasts with the dense, angular networks of lines. The subject remains abstract, inviting the viewer to follow connections between colour, contours and texture. The square 80 × 80 cm format balances pale openings with dark, richly detailed passages.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Lone Brodersen.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Golden-yellow areas and loosely drawn circles brighten the grey, white and almost black passages in “The circles” by Lone Brodersen. A broad yellow ring surrounds a grey area just left of centre, while a large dark outline forms an irregular oval in the upper right. A partially visible yellow ring along the right edge carries the circular motif beyond the painting.
Fine black branching marks cross the composition, connecting the darker areas. White loops, script-like signs and slender drips introduce lighter movements among the broad fields of colour. Small pink, reddish and brown accents bring warmth to the layered surface.
The open circles create a rhythm that contrasts with the dense, angular networks of lines. The subject remains abstract, inviting the viewer to follow connections between colour, contours and texture. The square 80 × 80 cm format balances pale openings with dark, richly detailed passages.
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