Description
Painting’s panels dimensions:
50 cm x 50 cm (150 cm x 50 cm)
60 cm x 60 cm (180 cm x 60 cm)
80 cm x 80 cm (240 cm x 80 cm)
Power – a burst of black and red
Wall art sends a burst of black strokes and red fields across three square canvases as one horizontal shove. A white light opens upward out of the middle, while a calm sand-coloured ground stays below. There is no motif to recognise – the surface reads as a record of movement and force.
Technique & Texture
The black is laid in dry, torn strokes that break into separate droplets at the edges. The red is poured in broad, soft fields and covered by the black in places. Over all of it, fine and dark threads are drawn with a thin tip and twist into loops. The white is spattered in minute dots and reads as raised dust.
The Power painting is three canvases hung side by side in a row, and every size in the menu is the whole set, width first; each canvas is a third of the total width and the full height. At 120 x 40 cm one canvas is 40 cm wide and 40 cm tall; at 150 x 50 cm, 50 cm wide and 50 cm tall; at 180 x 60 cm, 60 cm wide and 60 cm tall; at 210 x 70 cm, 70 cm wide and 70 cm tall; at 230 x 70 cm, about 77 cm wide and 70 cm tall; at 240 x 80 cm, 80 cm wide and 80 cm tall; at 260 x 80 cm, about 87 cm wide and 80 cm tall; at 270 x 90 cm, 90 cm wide and 90 cm tall; at 290 x 90 cm, about 97 cm wide and 90 cm tall; and at 300 x 100 cm, 100 cm wide and 100 cm tall.
A good rule is a set about two thirds as wide as the furniture below it. Above a 180 cm bed, choose 120 x 40 cm, and above a 220 cm sofa, 150 x 50 cm; a 270 cm sideboard takes 180 x 60 cm. From 240 x 80 cm up, the long, low set suits a long living-room wall, an open-plan space or the wall above a big corner sofa.
The Motif
The middle canvas holds the densest core of the burst, the two flanking ones the flung fragments, which thin out towards the outer edges. A single horizontal axis runs through all three fields, which is why the work holds together even when the canvases are hung with gaps. Fine gold-brown dots are scattered along the lower edge.
Styling & Placement
The grey-beige ground makes the whole surprisingly calm despite the violence of the gesture. It works as a decorative painting precisely because a muted palette keeps that force in hand: an office, a meeting room, a reception, beside black metal, glass and concrete.
- Technique: hand-painted painting on canvas, acrylic, dry torn strokes, pouring and spatter
- Palette: black, signal red, white, sand beige, gold-brown
- Ideal for: offices, meeting rooms, reception areas
- Character: forceful, dynamic, contemporary
Three canvases in a row need an unbroken wall: check the available width first.
The Power painting in black and red: a three-panel set for an office or living room
The Power painting comes in 7 landscape sizes, 120 x 40, 150 x 50, 180 x 60, 210 x 70, 240 x 80, 270 x 90 and 300 x 100 cm, each the total of three square canvases of the black and red burst in a row. Every Power square is as wide as it is tall, matching the second number, so it is 40 x 40 cm in the first set and 100 x 100 cm in the last.
Each of the three Power canvases arrives stretched on a wooden stretcher, included in the price, so the set is ready to hang. Hang the panels with equal gaps, the middle one with its dark black core in the centre; the gaps make the Power set take a little more wall than its total size. Delivery takes 15–45 days. The black strokes, red fields and white spatter are hand-painted, so the Power painting is not a print.
Questions about the Power painting
Which size of the Power painting goes above a sofa?
Above a 220 cm sofa, choose 150 x 50 cm; above a 180 cm bed, the Power set in 120 x 40 cm.
Is a frame included with the Power painting?
No, the Power set comes without a frame: all three canvases with black strokes are stretched on wooden stretchers and hang as they are.
Can I order the Power painting in another size?
Yes, the black and red burst on its sand ground is also made to order to your measurements.
Is the Power painting a print?
No, the black strokes, red fields and white dots on all three canvases are hand-painted, so the Power painting is not a print.
