Parfen.D XL - NO RESERVE "Lapis Thicket"






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Parfen.D XL, NO RESERVE "Lapis Thicket", original 2026 acrylic painting by hand-signed, on canvas 90 x 70 cm (image) with overall 100 x 80 cm; from Italy, sold directly by the artist, unframed and rolled in a cardboard tube, certificate of authenticity available digitally on request, condition excellent.
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The canvas shifts from a pale sage green to a warm, earthy brown, crisscrossed by a dense network of red, orange and gold dots that light up the entire lower part like embers. On this base, flowers rise in deep blue-violet, in dense clusters supported by thin black stems that ascend vertically to the upper edge. The contrast between the saturated blue and the coppery earth gives the composition a mineral richness, while at the top the color thins out and leaves the surface room to breathe. The material is built for minute accumulations, with the larger flowers in relief and the background worked with a spray of small overlapping touches. It is a field captured in late autumn, warm and bright, where blue remains the clear and vibrant note.
Signed and dated 2026 in the bottom right
Image size: 90 x 70 cm
Total canvas size: 100 x 80 cm
The work is sold without a frame; it will be rolled up and shipped in a cardboard tube.
The certificate of authenticity is issued exclusively on request, in digital format.
Parfen D. is a contemporary artist who transforms painting into a poetic gesture, capable of revealing the intimate connection between human beings and nature. His work stands out for its ability to quietly evoke universal emotions through a refined and minimalist visual poetics. He does not seek to represent nature realistically, but to suggest its essence: fragility, lightness and a deep connection with our inner world. Each brushstroke is a meditative act, an invitation to slow down, to immerse oneself in a universe of vibrant silence. The colors, which often dominate his works, are not mere tones but real protagonists, charged with memory and meaning. His canvases do not impose a narrative, but offer spaces of contemplation where everyone can find their own story.
The canvas shifts from a pale sage green to a warm, earthy brown, crisscrossed by a dense network of red, orange and gold dots that light up the entire lower part like embers. On this base, flowers rise in deep blue-violet, in dense clusters supported by thin black stems that ascend vertically to the upper edge. The contrast between the saturated blue and the coppery earth gives the composition a mineral richness, while at the top the color thins out and leaves the surface room to breathe. The material is built for minute accumulations, with the larger flowers in relief and the background worked with a spray of small overlapping touches. It is a field captured in late autumn, warm and bright, where blue remains the clear and vibrant note.
Signed and dated 2026 in the bottom right
Image size: 90 x 70 cm
Total canvas size: 100 x 80 cm
The work is sold without a frame; it will be rolled up and shipped in a cardboard tube.
The certificate of authenticity is issued exclusively on request, in digital format.
Parfen D. is a contemporary artist who transforms painting into a poetic gesture, capable of revealing the intimate connection between human beings and nature. His work stands out for its ability to quietly evoke universal emotions through a refined and minimalist visual poetics. He does not seek to represent nature realistically, but to suggest its essence: fragility, lightness and a deep connection with our inner world. Each brushstroke is a meditative act, an invitation to slow down, to immerse oneself in a universe of vibrant silence. The colors, which often dominate his works, are not mere tones but real protagonists, charged with memory and meaning. His canvases do not impose a narrative, but offer spaces of contemplation where everyone can find their own story.
