Alla Faber - Dreamscape Horizon XXL





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Technical Details and Description
Acrylic on canvas, 500 g/m²
Size: 110 × 148 cm (overall size of the canvas, including unpainted edges)
After stretching, the visible image format is
● approx. 102 × 140 cm with 2 cm stretcher depth
● approx. 98 × 136 cm with 4 cm depth.
Unframed, rolled shipment.
Signed on the reverse, certificate included.
This work from the Dreamscape Horizon series is deliberately reduced to the essential: horizon, light and space.
The flowing transitions between deep blue and luminous turquoise create a calm, almost weightless atmosphere. The composition feels open and wide – a moment between movement and stillness, between presence and lightness.
The subtle textures in the foreground ground the scene subtly and lend the image a quiet tension without disturbing the clarity of the overall effect.
This painting is not a traditional landscape view, but a contemporary interpretation of vastness and inner calm – created for spaces that radiate clarity, elegance, and visual calm.
Ideal for high-quality, modern interiors with a focus on reduction and aesthetics.
About the Artist
Alla Faber lives and works in Hamburg. For several years she has been dedicated to abstract and modern painting, creating large-scale works that balance between stillness and motion, structure and ease.
Her preferred materials are acrylic paints, texture gels, and metal foils – combined in delicate, often multi-layered compositions. Through subtle transitions, harmonious color gradients, and light reflections, her images fill the space with quiet presence rather than dominating it.
Her artistic work follows the concept “So klingt die Stille” – a painterly exploration of the moment between sound and silence.
Her works have been shown in several exhibitions in Hamburg, including Hamburg zeigt Kunst, at Galerie Jupiter, and in several HASPA branches. Numerous works are now in private collections in Europe, the USA, and the United Arab Emirates.
Technical Details and Description
Acrylic on canvas, 500 g/m²
Size: 110 × 148 cm (overall size of the canvas, including unpainted edges)
After stretching, the visible image format is
● approx. 102 × 140 cm with 2 cm stretcher depth
● approx. 98 × 136 cm with 4 cm depth.
Unframed, rolled shipment.
Signed on the reverse, certificate included.
This work from the Dreamscape Horizon series is deliberately reduced to the essential: horizon, light and space.
The flowing transitions between deep blue and luminous turquoise create a calm, almost weightless atmosphere. The composition feels open and wide – a moment between movement and stillness, between presence and lightness.
The subtle textures in the foreground ground the scene subtly and lend the image a quiet tension without disturbing the clarity of the overall effect.
This painting is not a traditional landscape view, but a contemporary interpretation of vastness and inner calm – created for spaces that radiate clarity, elegance, and visual calm.
Ideal for high-quality, modern interiors with a focus on reduction and aesthetics.
About the Artist
Alla Faber lives and works in Hamburg. For several years she has been dedicated to abstract and modern painting, creating large-scale works that balance between stillness and motion, structure and ease.
Her preferred materials are acrylic paints, texture gels, and metal foils – combined in delicate, often multi-layered compositions. Through subtle transitions, harmonious color gradients, and light reflections, her images fill the space with quiet presence rather than dominating it.
Her artistic work follows the concept “So klingt die Stille” – a painterly exploration of the moment between sound and silence.
Her works have been shown in several exhibitions in Hamburg, including Hamburg zeigt Kunst, at Galerie Jupiter, and in several HASPA branches. Numerous works are now in private collections in Europe, the USA, and the United Arab Emirates.

