Balloons in Blue (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Edelgard Schroer

Balloons in Blue

This original abstract blue painting by Edelgard Schroer combines deep atmospheric blue tones, layered acrylic texture and floating circular forms that create a calm sense of movement across the surface. The artwork has a quiet, almost weightless presence, as if soft blue balloons or organic shapes are drifting through a dark, textured space.

The painting is created with acrylic paints on canvas board and mounted in a high-quality white wooden floater frame. Subtle grey, black, turquoise and pale blue details give the composition depth, while the visible surface structure adds a tactile, contemporary character. The circular forms guide the eye gently through the artwork and make it especially suitable as modern wall art for a living room, hallway, office or calm interior setting.

Placed above a sofa, the wide horizontal format creates a balanced and atmospheric focal point without feeling too loud. Above a sideboard, the blue textured surface brings depth and quiet elegance into the room. On a larger wall, the framed format gives the artwork a clean gallery-like presence and makes it ready to hang immediately.

This framed abstract acrylic painting is ideal for collectors looking for original blue artwork with texture, movement and a contemporary yet calming visual language.

▸ Original abstract acrylic painting
▸ Acrylic paints on stretched canvas
▸ Deep blue, turquoise, grey, black and white tones
▸ Textured surface with floating circular forms
▸ Framed in a high-quality white wooden floater frame
▸ Framed size: 123 × 63 × 3 cm
▸ Unframed artwork size: 120 × 60 × 2 cm
▸ Ready to hang
▸ Signed by the artist
▸ Certificate of authenticity included
▸ Artist: Edelgard Schroer
▸ SKU: 7562

Materials used:

acrylic paints, stretched canvas, high quality wooden frame

Details:

• Acrylic painting on Canvas
• One of a kind artwork
• Size: 123 x 63 x 3cm (framed)
• Framed and ready to hang
• Signed on the front
• Style: Abstract
• Subject: Abstract and non-figurative

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