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Éclats marins by Axelle Biltgen

Painting, Acrylic on canvas
One of a kind artwork
50 x 50 x 2 cm


2025
740,00 €
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Original artwork description


This striking contemporary painting offers a dynamic interpretation of a seaside landscape. Utilizing a bold palette of azure blues, mustard yellows, and punctuated by vivid pops of cadmium red, the artist creates a rhythmic dialogue between land and sea.
The composition is built with confident, gestural brushstrokes and palette knife marks, giving the work a rich, tactile texture. The foreground is alive with expressive lines suggesting coastal grasses, while the mid-ground transitions into structured blocks of color that represent rocky cliffs and sandy coves. The deep blue of the ocean meets a pale, expansive sky, grounding the abstract energy of the piece in a serene coastal atmosphere. This artwork is perfect for adding a modern, energetic touch to any interior.


More details


Subject

Landscapes, sea and sky

Style

Abstract
Expressionism
Expressive and gestural

Orientation

Square

Size
50 x 50 x 2 cm, 0.9 kg
Created
2025
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes


Substrate and Material


Substrate »

Canvas


Material »

Acrylic · Oil pastels



Frequently asked questions about this work

“Éclats marins” was created by Axelle Biltgen.

The price is 740 EUR.

The work measures 50 x 50 cm (height x width).

The medium is Acrylic on canvas. Classified as Abstract, Landscapes, sea and sky.

The work was completed in 2025.

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