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Daniel Lalonde
Canada
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 18x24in
About this artwork
In this work, I wanted to capture a harmony between calm and tension. The abstract black forms, fragmented yet connected, seem to dance against a soothing background of blue and white acrylic. It's a subtle balance between strength and serenity, bringing a contemporary and meditative energy, perfect for energizing any space with a touch of mysterious elegance. This piece is part of the series North of the North...a sequel.
Canson paper, 140lb/300gr
Canson paper, 140lb/300gr
Daniel Lalonde
Canada
Daniel Lalonde is a painter and engraver, trained at UQAM and with twenty years of professional experience, working on canvas, wood, and paper. He explores the subtle interplay between abstraction and figuration, notably through glazes, rich textures, and a refined composition, suggesting fictional landscapes inspired by the North. His work invites contemplation and aims to awaken an inner resonance, allowing viewers to experience the poetry of wide-open spaces and the depths of the human soul.
Two series of works are presented: North of the North and Landscape Mosaic. North of the North is a series of paintings suggesting fictional Nordic landscapes that explore the intersection of abstraction and figuration. Landscape Mosaic is a new series that explores the fictional landscape with a chromatic spectrum dominated by deep blues and warm ochres. The paintings are imaginary constructions, composed of landscape fragments.
Two series of works are presented: North of the North and Landscape Mosaic. North of the North is a series of paintings suggesting fictional Nordic landscapes that explore the intersection of abstraction and figuration. Landscape Mosaic is a new series that explores the fictional landscape with a chromatic spectrum dominated by deep blues and warm ochres. The paintings are imaginary constructions, composed of landscape fragments.
Daniel Lalonde
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$1,000
