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KALEIDOSCOPE BE HAPPY
Dive into the heart of “Kaleidoscope Be Happy”, an abstract artistic canvas that celebrates the colors of the joy of living.
Inspired by the sparkle of happy moments, this creation transports you into a whirlwind of hues evoking vitality and enthusiasm.
Infused with luminous, vibrant shades, this abstract work captures the positive energy of everyday life. The shimmering colors, harmoniously mixed, symbolize the diversity and richness of positive emotions.
The deliberate absence of figurative forms reinforces modernity, transforming this canvas into a unique visual experience.
If you appreciate the bright colors of joy, “Kaleidoscope Be Happy” will fit perfectly into your space, bringing an atmosphere full of joy.
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ure #ModernArt#ModernArt #VisualInspiration #HarmoniousBlue #InteriorSerenity
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KALEIDOSCOPE LISBON
Dive into the heart of “Kaleidoscope Lisboa”, an abstract artistic creation with multiple hues, inspired by the shimmering colored houses of the Portuguese capital.
Dominated by shades of blue, the work also evokes the Tagus which leads to the ocean.
The absence of figurative forms gives a contemporary dimension, transforming this work into a unique visual adventure.
If you like shades of blue mixed with warm colors, “Kaleidoscope Lisboa” will fit perfectly into your space.
#ModernArt #VisualInspiration #HarmoniousBlue #InteriorSerenity
#Abstract Art #DanceOfGreens #HarmoniousCreativity #PaletteInHarmony #ContemplativeAesthetics #InteriorDecoration #ModernArt
#InteriorDecoration #ModernArt#ModernArt #VisualInspiration #HarmoniousBlue #InteriorSerenity
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DAVID
“Nothing is ever over, it just takes a little happiness to start it all over again.”
Emile Zola
Writer, french journalist, –
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JACKSON 5
“The real journey is not to seek new landscapes,
but to have new eyes. ”
Marcel Proust
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UN DIMANCHE AU SENEGAL
“There are colors that, isolated, seem tasteless, but would be sorely missed by a demanding painter, the same, there are spices that, taken in isolation, are inedible and yet are essential elements of a successful grand cuisine.”
Gregory Lacroix
