Time before zero nr.9 (Acrylic paint on 290 gsm paper)

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Time before zero, edition nr.9” is an abstract acrylic original painting on paper (36x46cm , 15×18 inch) by the artist Olivier De Kerten. The vibrant composition features chaotic splatters, drips, and strokes in colors like blue, red, yellow, and black against a white background.

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Time before zero, edition nr.9” is an abstract acrylic original painting on paper (36x46cm , 15×18 inch) by the artist Olivier De Kerten. The vibrant composition features chaotic splatters, drips, and strokes in colors like blue, red, yellow, and black against a white background. The dynamic arrangement suggests movement and energy, while the deliberate placement of larger strokes adds depth. The title hints at a moment full of potential, just before something begins or changes.

In this piece, the vibrant chaos and deliberate strokes evoke a sense of energy and potential, inviting viewers to interpret it personally.

Abstract artists often use colors to evoke emotions and convey meaning. Here are some general interpretations:

  1. Blue: Often associated with calmness, depth, and introspection.
  2. Red: Symbolizes passion, energy, and intensity.
  3. Yellow: Represents joy, optimism, and creativity.
  4. Black: Can signify mystery, power, or even a void.

Keep in mind that interpretations can vary, and the artist’s intent might be personal.

Canvas grain of Canson® Acrylic

The paper used for this artwork is Canson® Acrylic paper 290g/m2 (290gsm) which is the ideal paper for acrylic painting. This paper is distinguished by its thickness and strength, two essential qualities for meeting the demands of this technique. Its new texture replicates the random weave of linen for better paint adhesion. The canvas grain of Canson® Acrylic is particularly well suited to working with diluted paint applied in thin layers, to create transparent washes. It can also be used to superimpose several layers of opaque, undiluted paint to achieve remarkable impasto effects.
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