Cycle of nature
Cycle of nature
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Free design
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Frame
Frame
The frames for all my works are made by the carpenter from spruce wood.
The price of the frame depends on the size of the picture.
Reference price €0.50/cm.
Description
About the work
| Technology | Acrylic on canvas |
| Size | 100 x 100cm |
| Year | 2024 |
| Location | Tschagguns |
| Inventory No. | M20240402 |
"Prakṛti" is a harmonious acrylic painting on canvas that impresses with its abstract background and striking sense of depth. A closer look reveals a masterful composition that plays with structural elements and a sophisticated color palette.
The background of the work is abstract, characterized by a complex texture and deep layers. The colors used—black, brown, beige, and dark green—give the painting an earthy, organic atmosphere. These hues are reminiscent of natural materials and landscapes, creating a deep connection to nature.
Smaller mandala patterns are scattered across this layered background, lending the work a playful and relaxing touch. These delicate patterns contrast harmoniously with the more robust, earthy colors of the background, creating an interesting tension within the composition. The mandala patterns symbolize harmony and the cyclical nature of nature, while also bringing a meditative quality to the artwork.
Overall, "Prakṛti" is a work that captures the beauty and complexity of nature in an abstract way. The composition of textured backgrounds and delicate mandala patterns invites the viewer to embark on a visual journey, continually discovering new details and meanings. This artwork reflects our connection with nature and reminds us of the depth and complexity of the natural elements of our world.
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