Yellow abstraction

Title: Yellow abstraction

Artist: Marie-Pascale Le Goff

Creation date: 2017

Dimensions: 36X48 cm

Medium and materials: Acrylic with a knife on canvas cardboard

"Yellow Abstraction" is an abstract work of art produced on canvas cardboard measuring 36 x 48 cm. Painted in acrylic with a knife, this piece features a rich palette of colors and textures, allowing each viewer to freely interpret the shapes and patterns according to their own imagination. The vibrant yellow background contrasts with the blue and white tones of the abstraction, creating a captivating visual harmony. The painting is designed to evoke varied emotions and thoughts, inspiring observers to discover new meanings with each glance.

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