Original contemporary abstract painting by Viktoria Ganhao. Acrylic on unstretched canvas. Finished with silk varnish for protection. Signed on the front and back, also signed Certificate. After stretching, the size of the artwork will be 120 x 80 cm. with painted sides. This way, the framing is not necessary. Shipped rolled in a tube and needs to be stretched by your local framer. This artwork is a mesmerizing abstract composition blending soft pastels with dynamic strokes. Dominated by ethereal hues of lilac, blue, and white, the painting evokes a sense of movement and fluidity. It intelligently balances chaos and serenity, with swirling colors creating an intriguing dance across the canvas. The brushwork is expressive and varied, from light whispers to bold, decisive strokes, offering depth and texture. Highlights of darker tones enhance the composition, adding contrast and drawing the eye to different focal points within the piece. The interplay of light and shadow suggests a dreamlike atmosphere, inviting viewers to explore the emotional depth of the artwork. This piece uniquely captures the transient beauty of movement and color, offering a contemplative visual experience. Viktoria Ganhao is an abstract artist based in Portugal. Ganhao's works can best be described as constant discovery and seeking of the unknown; they are feelings and emotions captured in painting through bold brushstrokes or multiple layers of colors applied by a palette knife. She plays with contrasts, peace, abstraction, and figuration. Her multi-layered, with countless details imperceptible at first glance, paintings immerse the viewer into their inner world, into a harmonious, meditative state that allows them to understand themselves better. Her work is about abstract perception; the abstract nature of her art invites the viewer to develop their interpretation of the work. Her painting process is intuitive, and she enjoys creative freedom in this way of working because she believes that art is about freedom. Ganhao's works can be seen regularly in exhibitions and at fairs, nationally and internationally. Her works are featured in publications and are part of notable private and public collections in 28 countries worldwide.