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(2024)
150 x 120 cm: mixed media on canvas.
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The dominant rust and copper tones, with their rich, warm undertones, should create a beautiful dialogue with terracotta furnishings.
Commissioned and created for a renovated 1920s villa, this piece aims to bridge the gap between historical character and contemporary design. Its industrial, weathered appearance creates an interesting contrast with refined period details while its warm color palette harmonizes with the terracotta-colored living room sofa and beautiful herringbone parquet floor.
The painting has a strong vertical flow, with oxidized streaks running from top to bottom, creating a sense of gentle movement.
The texture of the painting has a time-worn quality that echoes the historical nature of the villa it is created for, while remaining thoroughly modern in its abstract composition.
The darker charcoal and deep brown areas, particularly prominent at the top and edges, adds a dramatic depth. There are also subtle hints of verdigris (that slight blue-green patina) which add a little complexity and edge.
