Alla Faber - Imperial Silence - Dreamscape Horizon XXL

Size of the canvas: 110 × 180 cm
● approx. 102 × 172 cm with a canvas depth of 2 cm
● approx. 98 × 168 cm with a canvas depth of 4 cm
The painting is delivered without a stretched frame and is carefully rolled in a sturdy box for shipment. Signature on the back, certificate of authenticity included.

“Imperial Silence” transports the viewer into a quiet, dreamlike landscape full of light, openness and harmony. Between golden bamboo groves, the view opens to a calm body of water and distant mountain ranges that softly outline themselves against the luminous carmine-red sky.
The composition combines the decorative elegance of Asia-inspired visual worlds with the atmospheric depth of modern landscape painting. Golden accents give the work a special warmth and create—depending on the incidence of light—delicate reflections and shifting nuances. Thus the painting continually reveals new moods and invites you to linger.
The powerful colorfulness stands in a tense balance with the calm of the landscape. In this way a picture emerges that is both present and meditative—a homage to the beauty of stillness.
This large-format work is ideally suited for modern living spaces, stylish entry areas, hotels, lounges, or representative business spaces and provides an elegant, expressive accent in the interior

About the artist

Alla Faber lives and works in Hamburg. For several years she has dedicated herself to abstract and contemporary painting, creating large-format works that balance between calm and movement, structure and lightness.
Her preferred materials are acrylic paints, texture gels, and metal foils—combined in fine, often multi-layered compositions. Through delicate transitions, harmonious color progressions, and light reflections, images arise that do not dominate the space, but fill it with quiet presence.
Her works have already been shown in several exhibitions in Hamburg, including Hamburg zeigt Kunst, Jupiter Gallery, and HASPA branches. Works by Alla Faber are today in private collections in Europe, the USA, and the United Arab Emirates.