Shiawase_Triptychon

This captivating abstract painting beautifully spans three panels, showcasing a harmonious blend of muted tones and dynamic textures. The artwork features an array of colors including soft greens, gentle pinks, and earthy browns, all layered with subtle white and gray accents. The brushwork is expressive and varied, creating a sense of depth and movement. The interplay of colors invites viewers to explore the nuances and dimensions of each panel, evoking feelings of tranquility and contemplation. This piece can serve as a striking focal point in any modern interior, particularly suited for living rooms, art studios, or meditation spaces, where it can inspire creativity and relaxation.
This painting is ideal for contemporary interiors, offering a serene ambiance that complements minimalist or industrial decor. It can be hung above a sofa, in an entryway, or as part of a gallery wall, making it a versatile addition to both residential and commercial spaces. Consider pairing it with sleek furniture and soft lighting to enhance its calming presence.

The Triptychon Shiawase sketched Yo during her trip to Tokyo. It visualizes their impressions and encounters during a longer stay in Japan. The artist consciously chose a harmonious colour palette, she dealt with a new understanding of the colors in Japan. In Japan there are inconceivable more names for a color. The combinations are also a harmonious combination of colors inspired by nature. The Shiawase plant painted Yo in multifaceted earth and mud tones, sage green, covered dark green, rust red and a house turquoise, as well as black and gold. The edges are painted in beige and the three-part painting can be suspended without further frames - best with a little distance.