Abstraction

“Abstraction” is a work produced on canvas cardboard measuring 36x48 cm, using acrylic as the main medium. This painting is characterized by its textured layers of varied colors, with hues of green, blue, white and black, creating a dynamic composition rich in contrast. My abstract approach invites you to personal interpretation, evoking imaginary landscapes or intense emotions through the use of color and texture. “Abstraction” is a vibrant and contemporary addition to any art collection.

delivery information

The canvas is carefully packaged and sent by hand delivery against signature, with insurance for transport incidents included in the shipping costs. A certificate of authenticity also accompanies the work.

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