Metal Brushs nº2 by Alma
A companion to No. 1, this second work in Alma's Metal Brushes series shifts the arrangement while keeping the same quiet authority. The brush marks feel looser here — the strokes more open, the intervals between them more considered. Dark, near-metallic tones sit against a warm neutral ground, and the minimal composition asks the eye to move slowly across the surface rather than land on a single focal point. The result is contemplative and refined, rooted in a Japandi sensibility.
On canvas, Alma's gestural painting finds its natural medium. The cotton texture deepens the tactile quality of the brushwork, and museum-grade pigment inks hold the subtle gradations in each stroke with precision and lasting warmth.
A companion to No. 1, this second work in Alma's Metal Brushes series shifts the arrangement while keeping the same quiet authority. The brush marks feel looser here — the strokes more open, the intervals between them more considered. Dark, near-metallic tones sit against a warm neutral ground, and the minimal composition asks the eye to move slowly across the surface rather than land on a single focal point. The result is contemplative and refined, rooted in a Japandi sensibility.
On canvas, Alma's gestural painting finds its natural medium. The cotton texture deepens the tactile quality of the brushwork, and museum-grade pigment inks hold the subtle gradations in each stroke with precision and lasting warmth.
Original: $53.50
-65%$53.50
$18.72Description
A companion to No. 1, this second work in Alma's Metal Brushes series shifts the arrangement while keeping the same quiet authority. The brush marks feel looser here — the strokes more open, the intervals between them more considered. Dark, near-metallic tones sit against a warm neutral ground, and the minimal composition asks the eye to move slowly across the surface rather than land on a single focal point. The result is contemplative and refined, rooted in a Japandi sensibility.
On canvas, Alma's gestural painting finds its natural medium. The cotton texture deepens the tactile quality of the brushwork, and museum-grade pigment inks hold the subtle gradations in each stroke with precision and lasting warmth.
