Natália Junasová - Green Toolips





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Natália Junasová presents Green Toolips, an original, signed acrylic on canvas (85 x 85 cm, 5 kg) from 2026, in abstract style depicting plants and flowers, sold direct from the artist and in excellent condition.
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Title: Green Toolips
Artist: Natália Junasová – JunArtSYear: 2026Medium: Acrylic on canvas (dynamic technique with rich texture)Dimensions: [Please insert dimensions here, e.g., 85 x 85 cm]Condition: Excellent, original condition direct from the artist's studio.Description:This highly dynamic artwork, titled "Green Toolips," showcases a more monochromatic yet deeply layered approach to the artist’s signature rhythmic style. The composition is formed by a dense arrangement of diagonally applied brushstrokes in a rich spectrum of forest green, olive, and vibrant lime-yellow hues, grounded by subtle earthy undertones. The painting evokes the awakening of spring nature, a wind-swept field of tulips, and the flow of organic energy. With its rich tactile texture and harmonious palette, the canvas delivers a refreshing, calming, yet visually powerful presence. It is a sophisticated example of modern abstract expressionism that perfectly complements contemporary interior design.About the Artist:Natália Junasová (b. 1990) is a prominent contemporary Slovak abstract artist whose work explores social phenomena and human emotions. She has achieved significant international milestones:Winner of the prestigious Top 60 Masters Award ("Oscars in Art") in New York City, where her artworks were digitally showcased on Times Square.Exhibited internationally, including recognized presentations under the auspices of UNESCO in Dubai and international art fairs in Luxembourg, Venice, and Asia.Collaborated with the renowned fashion brand Medicine (LPP Group), featuring her art in the exclusive Graphic 2025 collection
For shipments outside the EU, the artwork will be sent exclusively rolled up in a tube, removed from its frame. The frame is not included, and the artwork must be re-stretched onto a frame in your home country."
Title: Green Toolips
Artist: Natália Junasová – JunArtSYear: 2026Medium: Acrylic on canvas (dynamic technique with rich texture)Dimensions: [Please insert dimensions here, e.g., 85 x 85 cm]Condition: Excellent, original condition direct from the artist's studio.Description:This highly dynamic artwork, titled "Green Toolips," showcases a more monochromatic yet deeply layered approach to the artist’s signature rhythmic style. The composition is formed by a dense arrangement of diagonally applied brushstrokes in a rich spectrum of forest green, olive, and vibrant lime-yellow hues, grounded by subtle earthy undertones. The painting evokes the awakening of spring nature, a wind-swept field of tulips, and the flow of organic energy. With its rich tactile texture and harmonious palette, the canvas delivers a refreshing, calming, yet visually powerful presence. It is a sophisticated example of modern abstract expressionism that perfectly complements contemporary interior design.About the Artist:Natália Junasová (b. 1990) is a prominent contemporary Slovak abstract artist whose work explores social phenomena and human emotions. She has achieved significant international milestones:Winner of the prestigious Top 60 Masters Award ("Oscars in Art") in New York City, where her artworks were digitally showcased on Times Square.Exhibited internationally, including recognized presentations under the auspices of UNESCO in Dubai and international art fairs in Luxembourg, Venice, and Asia.Collaborated with the renowned fashion brand Medicine (LPP Group), featuring her art in the exclusive Graphic 2025 collection
For shipments outside the EU, the artwork will be sent exclusively rolled up in a tube, removed from its frame. The frame is not included, and the artwork must be re-stretched onto a frame in your home country."

