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Lost Gold I

Stephanie van Dun

2024 • Germany • Acrylic, Plaster on Canvas

8 x 8 in

$490

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Stephanie van Dun

Germany

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Medium : Acrylic, Plaster on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 7.9x7.9in

About this artwork

In this piece, I used acrylic and plaster to create a rough, almost tangible surface that brings the abstract to life. The blue and white bring tranquility, while the gold piece, like a hidden light, symbolizes hope and preciousness. It captures a sense of lost beauty and brings a gentle yet powerful energy to any room.

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Stephanie van Dun

Germany

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Stephanie van Dun, a trained interior designer with an artistic focus, works primarily with painting and experimental layering techniques. She combines rough, white surfaces with precious gold to create minimalist yet intense compositions. Her style is characterized by reduction, intuitive use of materials, and fractured forms that oscillate between transience and value. Her artworks radiate tranquility, focus, and architectural elegance, inviting viewers to appreciate imperfection as beauty.

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