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Lines Between Layers
“Lines Between Layers” is the first larger painting in which I experimented with sand as a textural element. I loved the way it transformed the surface, creating a natural, tactile quality and adding depth to the layers of the painting. The sandy tones in the background are complemented by soft, beige scribble elements, which I created with an oil stick. Their loose, expressive lines add a subtle contrast to the more structured layers beneath.
The result is a calm and minimalistic artwork with a warm, natural feel. I love how the different textures and layers come together, creating a piece that feels both quiet and full of movement.
A wooden frame is included.
Size: 62 W x 82.5 H x 3.3 D centimeters
Worldwide free shipping for original artworks.
Please note:
International shipping may incur customs fees for which the buyer is responsible.
Colors on screen may always differ from the original artwork in reality.
It is a painted picture and there may always be imperfections, such as particles trapped in paint or brush hairs.
“Lines Between Layers” is the first larger painting in which I experimented with sand as a textural element. I loved the way it transformed the surface, creating a natural, tactile quality and adding depth to the layers of the painting. The sandy tones in the background are complemented by soft, beige scribble elements, which I created with an oil stick. Their loose, expressive lines add a subtle contrast to the more structured layers beneath.
The result is a calm and minimalistic artwork with a warm, natural feel. I love how the different textures and layers come together, creating a piece that feels both quiet and full of movement.
A wooden frame is included.
Size: 62 W x 82.5 H x 3.3 D centimeters
Worldwide free shipping for original artworks.
Please note:
International shipping may incur customs fees for which the buyer is responsible.
Colors on screen may always differ from the original artwork in reality.
It is a painted picture and there may always be imperfections, such as particles trapped in paint or brush hairs.