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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x47.2in
About this artwork
If you’ve ever visited Val d’Orcia, you might recognize the feeling of a Tuscan autumn in this work. Warm earthy tones blend into rich greens and deep blues. Ochre and brown bring calm and balance, while lighter, translucent layers add softness and movement.
There’s a subtle shimmer in this painting — metallic paints in shades of bronze, champagne, and dark gold. It only truly reveals itself when the light hits just right.
A quiet tribute to… the rhythm of nature and the power of simplicity. Stretched on a deep aluminium frame with painted edges — ready to hang, no frame required.
There’s a subtle shimmer in this painting — metallic paints in shades of bronze, champagne, and dark gold. It only truly reveals itself when the light hits just right.
A quiet tribute to… the rhythm of nature and the power of simplicity. Stretched on a deep aluminium frame with painted edges — ready to hang, no frame required.
Marella Hesseling
Netherlands
Credentials
- Works on commission
Marella Hesseling (NL, 1980) is a Dutch abstract artist creating layered paintings that balance texture, contrast and refinement. Inspired by nature, travel and personal observations, she explores the tension between structure and freedom, calmness and movement.
Using custom-mixed paints and pigments, Marella builds rich surfaces where matte areas, golden or metallic accents and texture interact with changing light. Alongside her atmospheric works, she develops conceptual pieces that explore themes such as control, chaos and human behaviour. At the heart of her work is the idea that art should continue to grow with the viewer and the space around it. So through her practice, she creates art that invites viewers to look closer and continues to unfold with time and perspective.
Using custom-mixed paints and pigments, Marella builds rich surfaces where matte areas, golden or metallic accents and texture interact with changing light. Alongside her atmospheric works, she develops conceptual pieces that explore themes such as control, chaos and human behaviour. At the heart of her work is the idea that art should continue to grow with the viewer and the space around it. So through her practice, she creates art that invites viewers to look closer and continues to unfold with time and perspective.