"Overvloed"
Acrylic, Ink on Linen
39x39in
$3,660
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Sophia Heeres
Netherlands
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Chalk on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on metal. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x59.1in
About this artwork
A commissioned artwork featuring the dunes, the sea, and the city of Vlissingen in the distance.
It's a semi-abstract work, with the contours of the dunes visible only in chalk lines.
On the right, where all the small colored areas are visible, several ships and two still-active lighthouses are abstractly incorporated.
The painting is finished with a layer of varnish.
The sides of the artwork are also painted.
The artwork has an aluminium frame… with sliding suspension cable.
It's a semi-abstract work, with the contours of the dunes visible only in chalk lines.
On the right, where all the small colored areas are visible, several ships and two still-active lighthouses are abstractly incorporated.
The painting is finished with a layer of varnish.
The sides of the artwork are also painted.
The artwork has an aluminium frame… with sliding suspension cable.
Sophia Heeres
Netherlands
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
Sophia Heeres was born in 1981 in Zuidlaren. Raised in Schipborg, in the middle of the River Valley the Drentsche Aa. She lived and worked in Groningen from 2002 to 2014, where she graduated in 2006 towards autonomous painting at the Art Academie Minerva.
Nowadays Sophia lives and works in Kraggenburg. After a process of experimenting with various styles and techniques Sophia has developed a unique style. Her paintings are characterized by powerful compositions, in which each part has its own color, which are lined in at the last minute. Through the use of lines the work is being abstracted. Light and dark are omitted in order to keep the simplicity of the theme. In her current work, colors are more and more mixed. During the painting process, Sophia is looking for a balance in her compositions, background and the use of color. Colors are brought together by emotion. By her color palette she creates her own reality in which recognition persists.
Nowadays Sophia lives and works in Kraggenburg. After a process of experimenting with various styles and techniques Sophia has developed a unique style. Her paintings are characterized by powerful compositions, in which each part has its own color, which are lined in at the last minute. Through the use of lines the work is being abstracted. Light and dark are omitted in order to keep the simplicity of the theme. In her current work, colors are more and more mixed. During the painting process, Sophia is looking for a balance in her compositions, background and the use of color. Colors are brought together by emotion. By her color palette she creates her own reality in which recognition persists.
