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Contemporary Abstract Expressionism I Lights in the Fog
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Contemporary Abstract Expressionism I Lights in the Fog

Price range: €299.00 through €1,699.00

 

 

A burst of colour sits at the centre of this painting, surrounded by a field of soft grey and blue. The background is quiet and misty, with pale grey on the left and deeper blue-grey on the right, scraped and dabbed so it looks weathered. In the middle, everything intensifies. Bright red drops down the left of centre in a long vertical streak, trailing off toward the bottom edge. Beside it, golden yellow spreads out to the right and fades into pale cream. Black anchors the top of the cluster, and a sharp patch of white sits where the colours meet, like a point of light. Vivid cobalt blue rises above it all. The strong primaries, red, yellow, and blue, held together by black and white, give the painting a bold, classic feel. The cluster seems to hover in the fog, with the red pulling downward like a reflection or a flame. It could be city lights seen through rain, a boat with coloured sails in a misty harbour, or a fire glowing in the dusk.

Acrylic or oil on canvas worked with a palette knife or scraper rather than a brush. In the teal and yellow areas you can see the grid of the fabric, which means those colours were applied thinly or scraped back so the paint only sits in the texture of the weave. The white is thick, with raised ridges and veined, crackled edges. This comes from pressing heavy paint onto the surface with a flat tool and pulling it away or dragging it across. Colour went down first and white was dragged over it. The white skips across the high points and leaves colour showing through the gaps, which creates the broken, eroded pattern. The matte, chalky finish and crisp layered edges are typical of acrylic, which dries fast enough to stack layers without blending.

Your commissioned artwork will be professionally and securely packaged with the utmost care. To ensure safe transportation, the artwork will be carefully rolled and delivered in a durable, high-quality protective tube.











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