Original artwork description:

This abstract oil painting presents a vividly chaotic amalgamation of colors and textures, spanning a canvas size of 70x90 cm. The palette is a strikingly varied one, with dominant blues, greens, oranges, and reds creating a sense of vibrant life and energy. Strokes of paint are applied with varying degrees of pressure and motion, creating a dynamic surface where colors both blend and contrast sharply against each other.

In certain areas, the paint is thickly layered, suggesting a physical depth that adds to the painting's complexity. Swirls of dark hues intertwine with bright patches, sometimes giving the illusion of depth and form, and in other instances remaining resolutely on the surface, celebrating the pure formlessness of color. The movement of the paintbrush is visible in the swirling patterns and bold lines, leaving a record of the artist's hand at work.

The painting's composition avoids any discernible form, instead relying on the interplay of color and texture to evoke emotion and movement. It might remind one of the works from the Abstract Expressionist movement, where the act of painting itself is as important as the finished artwork. Despite the absence of recognizable shapes or figures, the painting conveys a sense of rhythmic motion, as if the colors are dancing or battling across the canvas.

The artwork is signed on front and back.
The painting is not framed, ready to hang.

Title: 'Garden'
Technique: Oil on canvas

Materials used:

Oil paints on canvas

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