The work arouses a contemplative mix of melancholy and admiration: the viewer feels both transience and beauty - a silent invitation to dwell on the traces of time and nature.
My love for the Birch is noticeably palpable here. It is, in my eyes, the most beautiful tree there is. Mysterious, sensitive and introverted. I can wonderfully drift away seeing so much structure in the bark and its striking white colour.
This work appeals to collectors and interior designers who love material details, tactile imagery and art that exudes both nostalgia and timelessness.
Atmosphere: raw, contemplative and organic-industrial.
Emotion: melancholy, wonder at impermanence, and a quiet appreciation of patina and time.
Use of colour: contrasting palette of washed-out turquoise/blueish white and deep rusty brown/copper; subtle nuances in grey and cream, with rich texture and shading.
What type of interior is it suitable for:
Industrial lofts and modern flats with concrete, steel or brick.
Offices and meeting rooms where character and material stories are desired.
Gallery spaces and concept stores showcasing abstract and textural works.
Conceived by Karina Brouwer, visualized with AI.
KRABsursionism! A name that reflects exactly what my style is. KRA are my initials, the B stands for "pictorial" or "extraordinary" or .... is simply the first letter of my surname. 'KRABsursionism' is not only an amalgamation of my initials and artistic style, but also a reflection of.. Read more…