"Edward" from the series "In the End Green" shows greenColor areas. The Greenconsists partly of lighter, partly of darker color layers. They create a subtle, abstract composition reminiscent of the shadow of a storm depression. The artwork looks very modern and needs good lighting to fully unfold.

Large-scale painting in green: The abstract becomes concrete between the composition and the title of the painting.

On the green color fields of the painting, curved, dark green shapes can be seen. The painting is reminiscent of clouds. In an abstract form, they show the shadows cast by the clouds of a low-pressure system. Ultimately, the shadows of an enormous, moving cyclone. They appear powerful, dynamic, and at the same time, menacing.

Every modern artwork from the series "In the End Green" carries a common first name as its title: in this case "Edward." The connection between humans and nature is particularly evident here. Because "Edward" could just as easily be used to name the next low-pressure system. So, the abstract can be associated with something very concrete.

An optimal display of the painting requires a lot of light.

When properly displayed, the artworks in the series 'At the End Green' can appear very sophisticated and modern. Unlike high-contrast artworks, this type of painting can only be fully appreciated when the eye can perceive the color depth in combination with the fine structures in all their details. Adequate lighting is therefore truly essential. A wall that is at least bright during the day or a spotlight can help bring out the painting's elegant appearance to its fullest.

Priming the canvas creates complex structures in the painting.

The base coat was built up from thick, colorful layers of acrylic paint. Additionally, leaves and branches, as well as imprints of them, can be seen throughout the image. This creates a texture of organic structures that remains after the painting, sometimes clearly, sometimes subtly. After drying, the primed image was sanded with sandpaper and sealed with a binder. Only then does the painting on the artwork begin.

The color green represents nature, and nature represents us.

In very fine layers, different shades of green, ocher, brown, yellow, and blue are applied. After several layers of paint, a green depth emerges that elegantly blends with the complex structures of the primer. The green evokes the complexity of nature. Nature, in turn, symbolizes ourselves.

Interesting Facts About the Modern Landscape 'Edward.'

Despite its many colors, the modern landscape "Edward" has a rather subtle effect and can be appreciated both from a distance (perception of space) and up close (variety of structure and color in greenish tones).

Glazes in painting provide a high color depth.

The painting "Edward" ison the backsignedAdditionally, the edges are painted greenish. The artwork can be immediately displayed with just two nails in the wall. The painting has already been varnished. If you prefer to have a frame made for the picture, I recommend visiting a professional store near you.

The presentation of the artwork is authentic, but not perfect.

The photos you see above were taken by me to the best of my ability. Since I'm not a professional photographer, the colors you see may slightly differ from the original. There might also be some room for improvement in lighting or resolution here and there. I'm striving to present an authentic image of the artworks.

The photos showing the painting in the room were created using the "Smartist" app. This app can frame pictures of paintings and allows for a neat and stylish presentation in different rooms. The size ratio of the painting to the room is accurately depicted. The painting is sold without a frame..

Feel free to visit me at the studio or ARTLET if you’d like to see the original.

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Delivery (Wiesbaden and surrounding areas) or shipping of the artwork generally takes place on Tuesdays and is free of charge. If needed, a different appointment can be arranged. During (Hessian) school holidays, there may be delays due to vacations. Delivery pauses are communicated in the header of the homepage. Shipping is generally free of charge.

About the artist Mark Hellbusch - from expressive art to experimental painting.

I have been a freelance artist since 1997 and have engaged with a variety of themes in painting. While I was almost exclusively involved with expressive art until 2007, today my focus is more on experimental painting.personal backgroundas well as almost allartistic themescan be found under "About Us."

You can reach me by phone at+49 (0)176-21916227

or via email:markhellbusch@web.de

With expertise inart

and joy inwork:

Mark Hellbusch.