Alla Faber - Dreamscape Horizon - Serene,. SQUARE XL

Technical Details:

Acrylic painting on high-quality linen, 500 g/m².
Dimensions of the unstretched canvas format: 110 × 110 cm.
Approx. image size after stretching onto a stretcher frame: about 102 × 102 cm.
The work is shipped unframed, carefully rolled in sturdy packaging.
Signed on the back, with certificate of authenticity.

Description:

Serene is a calm, atmospheric composition from the Dreamscape Horizon series.
Gentle transitions between cool blue and violet tones connect sky, water, and horizon into a meditative space.
The landscape remains deliberately reduced—not a concrete place, but an inner state.
The painting invites contemplation and opens a moment of timeless stillness in which expansiveness, balance, and composure are perceptible.

Interior recommendation:

This work is especially suitable for modern, minimalist or elegant living spaces, bedrooms, quiet zones, as well as stylish business premises where a calm, harmonious atmosphere is desired.

About the artist

Alla Faber lives and works in Hamburg.
For several years she has been dedicated to abstract and modern painting, creating large-format works that balance between stillness and movement, structure and lightness.

Her preferred materials are acrylic paints, texture gels and metal foils – combined in fine, often multilayered compositions.
Through delicate transitions, harmonious color gradients and light reflections, images emerge that do not dominate the space but fill it with quiet presence.

Her artistic work follows the concept "So sounds the silence" – a painterly exploration of the moment between sound and silence.
In this silence lies not emptiness for Faber, but a living force: the breathing of light, the whisper of colors, the gentle pulsation of the space.

Her works invite the viewer to pause and listen to the silence – that state in which calm, light and emotion merge into a harmonious unity.

Exhibitions & Collections:
Her works have already been shown in several exhibitions in Hamburg, including at Hamburg zeigt Kunst and in various galleries and HASPA branches.
Numerous works are today in private collections across Europe – among them in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United Kingdom and other countries.