Natural Flow: Blue
€22.00
Formaat: (A5) 14.8 x 21 cm
Omlijsting: No Frame
Rand: No border
Fine art paper print · Oak wood frame
This piece breathes the blue of a spring sky, open, quiet, alive.
This piece breathes the blue of a spring sky, open, quiet, alive.
Real dried flowers and leaves, skeleton leaves, fragments of sheet music, and a small handwritten note that says buiten spelen (go play outside). It's an invitation as much as a painting.
Built up with print techniques, collage, and mixed media. Some of the elements were pressed directly onto the surface. In print, their shadows still show. That's not a flaw; it's the memory of touch.
Part of my first intuitive series. Made without a plan, without thinking everything through. Just adding, removing, letting it find its own shape. A flow, not a formula.
Pair it with the other works in the Natural Flow series for a wall that keeps revealing something new.
Details
- Acid- and lignin-free and made to last.
- The natural finish enhances vibrancy and depth.
- Textured matte surface that enhances depth without losing clarity.
- Handmade wooden frame from Italy.
- Available with or without a white passepartout.
Original: mixed media on canvas, 40 × 50 cm
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About the Artist
I'm Anna Berends van Loenen.
A mixed media artist from Zaltbommel, the Netherlands.
A mixed media artist from Zaltbommel, the Netherlands.
My studio is full of stacks of paper, found materials, and things I picked up somewhere and couldn't leave behind.
I work intuitively, layer by layer. Paint, paper, traces of nature. I add, remove, and let go until something reveals itself.
I work intuitively, layer by layer. Paint, paper, traces of nature. I add, remove, and let go until something reveals itself.
There is always more happening than you see at first glance.
