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Artwork on cardboard. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
19.7x6.3in
About this artwork
In this artwork, I meld acrylic and watercolor to craft a vision that floats between the realms of minimalism and surrealism. The colors—vivid oranges against serene blues—contrast yet hold a dialog, symbolizing the fiery sunsets and deep reflective waters of life. Each stroke and shape invites the viewer into a world where reality bends and thoughts drift like boats on a tranquil yet mysterious sea. This piece is meant to inspire tranquility and… introspection, bringing a peaceful yet invigorating energy into any space it inhabits.
Coral red is the color of sunset, though sometimes also of sunrise.
Coming from a background of philosophy and cognitive science, Irene makes use of materials provided by the logistic world she works in, using found cardboard as her canvas. She employs watercolor inks and acrylics to paint serene landscapes, letting the surface's incidental cracks, rips, or prints guide her compositions. Her work, often influenced by natural environments and non-human beings, conveys themes of hope and resilience in uncertain times.