Two substantial emerald-green tree trunks rise above a network of exposed roots in “Untitled” by Annette Balsgaard. The roots reach across the forest floor and down through the foreground, where creamy white, grey-green and delicate peach layers meet. Slender, pale trunks in the background create depth around the two prominent trees.
Short horizontal strokes give the bark a striped texture, while dark shadows emphasise the spaces between trunks and roots. Flowing, marbled passages of colour build the forest floor, with rusty red, pink and golden accents. Fine lines, small pale dots and branching marks connect the recognisable tree forms with a freer, abstract setting.
The spreading roots may invite thoughts about grounding, connection and the hidden life beneath the forest floor. Intense green gives the trees an imaginative character, while the lighter surroundings allow the eye to wander among the many details. The wide 150 × 100 cm format emphasises the roots’ movement towards the sides of the painting.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Annette Balsgaard.
- 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.
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Two substantial emerald-green tree trunks rise above a network of exposed roots in “Untitled” by Annette Balsgaard. The roots reach across the forest floor and down through the foreground, where creamy white, grey-green and delicate peach layers meet. Slender, pale trunks in the background create depth around the two prominent trees.
Short horizontal strokes give the bark a striped texture, while dark shadows emphasise the spaces between trunks and roots. Flowing, marbled passages of colour build the forest floor, with rusty red, pink and golden accents. Fine lines, small pale dots and branching marks connect the recognisable tree forms with a freer, abstract setting.
The spreading roots may invite thoughts about grounding, connection and the hidden life beneath the forest floor. Intense green gives the trees an imaginative character, while the lighter surroundings allow the eye to wander among the many details. The wide 150 × 100 cm format emphasises the roots’ movement towards the sides of the painting.
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