Turquoise-green eyes meet the viewer in “Juliana” by Mia Färm. The face fills almost the entire canvas, shaped through fields of grey, black and creamy white. Copper-coloured passages frame the eyes and spread particularly along the right side of the face, where their warmth contrasts sharply with the cool palette.
Broad brushstrokes and crisp, broken edges give the portrait a graphic character. Thin black and white lines descend across the cheeks and chin, while small red and orange splashes interrupt the restrained colours. A vivid red-orange line cuts diagonally through the lower section. Clearly modelled eyes, nose and lips meet freely applied marks that keep the painted surface active and visible.
Mia Färm describes “Juliana” as an expressive portrait embodying both strength and vulnerability. She highlights the contrast between calm monochrome tones and metallic accents, with copper bringing warmth, texture and depth. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format and close cropping reinforce the portrait’s direct presence.
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Juliana (80x100cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Signed by the artist.
- "Juliana is a statement piece – modern, powerful, and full of emotion. A portrait that embodies both strength and vulnerability. Juliana is a dramatic and expressive portrait where calm monochrome tones contrast with vibrant metallic and color accents. The intense turquoise eyes draw immediate attention, while the rich copper elements add warmth, structure, and depth." Mia Färm
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Turquoise-green eyes meet the viewer in “Juliana” by Mia Färm. The face fills almost the entire canvas, shaped through fields of grey, black and creamy white. Copper-coloured passages frame the eyes and spread particularly along the right side of the face, where their warmth contrasts sharply with the cool palette.
Broad brushstrokes and crisp, broken edges give the portrait a graphic character. Thin black and white lines descend across the cheeks and chin, while small red and orange splashes interrupt the restrained colours. A vivid red-orange line cuts diagonally through the lower section. Clearly modelled eyes, nose and lips meet freely applied marks that keep the painted surface active and visible.
Mia Färm describes “Juliana” as an expressive portrait embodying both strength and vulnerability. She highlights the contrast between calm monochrome tones and metallic accents, with copper bringing warmth, texture and depth. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format and close cropping reinforce the portrait’s direct presence.
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