Two elongated red silhouettes rise side by side within a luminous interplay of yellow, orange and golden tones in “Untitled” by Trine Birkenfeldt. One form is taller than the other, and both suggest human figures without distinct facial features. Deep rusty brown and burgundy areas along the sides contrast with the warm, bright centre.
Broad creamy white arcs move through the layers of colour, while green and turquoise strokes introduce cooler accents. Fine lines, small splashes and long trails of paint cross the denser brushmarks. The overlapping layers create a pictorial space in which the figures both emerge and become part of the surrounding movement of colour.
The two forms may invite thoughts about connection, distance or travelling together, while leaving their relationship open to interpretation. Their quiet, upright silhouettes offer a point of focus within the lively background. The vertical 110 × 150 cm format emphasises their elongated shapes and the upward movement through the composition.
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Untitled (110x150cm)
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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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Two elongated red silhouettes rise side by side within a luminous interplay of yellow, orange and golden tones in “Untitled” by Trine Birkenfeldt. One form is taller than the other, and both suggest human figures without distinct facial features. Deep rusty brown and burgundy areas along the sides contrast with the warm, bright centre.
Broad creamy white arcs move through the layers of colour, while green and turquoise strokes introduce cooler accents. Fine lines, small splashes and long trails of paint cross the denser brushmarks. The overlapping layers create a pictorial space in which the figures both emerge and become part of the surrounding movement of colour.
The two forms may invite thoughts about connection, distance or travelling together, while leaving their relationship open to interpretation. Their quiet, upright silhouettes offer a point of focus within the lively background. The vertical 110 × 150 cm format emphasises their elongated shapes and the upward movement through the composition.
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