hajulella

'hajulella' is about music among other things: making music, a simple melody, floating sounds like petals on water

hajulella - acrylic on linen by erika hüsselmann

This painting has all the elements that sing together at this time and in this space, composing form and shape harmony. There are elements that draw the eye, some texture and gold accents here and there. The gold is subtle and not visible without directional lighting. There is also something that suggests floating, but I'm damned if I can put a finger on it, a little bit of magic perhaps?

It's one of the bigger canvases at 1020mm by 760mm by 33mm stretched. Ready to hang without framing.

Available now at $3500 from the Gallery Helena Bay  my very favourite place to be.


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