This painting presents an abstract composition with dominant shades of blue and green. The colors appear to have been applied in translucent layers, creating an effect of depth and texture.

 The shades of blue range from light to dark, and touches of green appear subtly throughout the composition, adding another dimension to the work. The canvas surface is marked by irregular, almost organic patterns, like veins or cracks, giving the impression of a naturally worn or weathered surface.

 The abstract shapes and patterns create a sense of movement and flow, as if the painting were capturing a snapshot of a natural phenomenon, perhaps melting water or ice. The lighter areas where the canvas is visible add a lightness to the work, contrasting with the denser sections of color.

 The artist appears to have used a frottage or stamping technique, where the paint is pressed or scraped to create these unique textures.

 This piece evokes a sense of tranquility and contemplation, inviting the viewer to delve into the subtle nuances and textured details of the painting.


 Origin: France
 Materials: canvas
 colors: blue and green
 Dimensions: 60x60