Alla Faber - Wild Symphony , Serie Poppies XXL






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Alla Faber’s hand-signed original acrylic painting, “Wild Symphony, Serie Poppies XXL”, dates from 2026 and measures approximately 108 × 180 cm.
Description from the seller
Technical Details and Description
Original painting
Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: approx. 108 × 180 cm
Canvas: 400 g/m²
Series: Poppies
Shipping: rolled, without stretcher frame
A certificate of authenticity is included
Wild Symphony is a large-format, expressive work from the Poppies series. Bright red poppies rise from a dense tangle of grasses and slender, curved stems, forming a vivid contrast to the soft, atmospheric background.
The composition develops its own rhythm: bold red blossoms alternate with darker forms that sometimes almost disappear into the grass.
Fine white and golden-yellow splashes of color run through the lower part of the image like tiny light points, giving the lush vegetation additional movement and depth.
Particularly characteristic is the interplay of abundance and spaciousness.
While the lower part of the painting appears dense, lively and full of motion, a calm, bright area opens above it. This balance makes the landscape feel both powerful and light, conveying the sense of a wild poppy field billowing freely in the wind.
Thanks to its wide format, the work is especially suited as a striking focal point above a sofa, a sideboard, or a large dining table, as well as for generous modern living and business spaces.
Note: Since the canvas is shipped unstretched, please account for a portion of the edge to wrap around the stretcher bars. The visible dimensions may therefore be slightly smaller after stretching.
About the artist
Alla Faber lives and works in Hamburg. For several years she has devoted herself to abstract and contemporary painting, creating large-format works that balance between calm and movement, structure and lightness.
Her works have been shown in several exhibitions in Hamburg and today are in private collections in Europe, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates.
Technical Details and Description
Original painting
Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: approx. 108 × 180 cm
Canvas: 400 g/m²
Series: Poppies
Shipping: rolled, without stretcher frame
A certificate of authenticity is included
Wild Symphony is a large-format, expressive work from the Poppies series. Bright red poppies rise from a dense tangle of grasses and slender, curved stems, forming a vivid contrast to the soft, atmospheric background.
The composition develops its own rhythm: bold red blossoms alternate with darker forms that sometimes almost disappear into the grass.
Fine white and golden-yellow splashes of color run through the lower part of the image like tiny light points, giving the lush vegetation additional movement and depth.
Particularly characteristic is the interplay of abundance and spaciousness.
While the lower part of the painting appears dense, lively and full of motion, a calm, bright area opens above it. This balance makes the landscape feel both powerful and light, conveying the sense of a wild poppy field billowing freely in the wind.
Thanks to its wide format, the work is especially suited as a striking focal point above a sofa, a sideboard, or a large dining table, as well as for generous modern living and business spaces.
Note: Since the canvas is shipped unstretched, please account for a portion of the edge to wrap around the stretcher bars. The visible dimensions may therefore be slightly smaller after stretching.
About the artist
Alla Faber lives and works in Hamburg. For several years she has devoted herself to abstract and contemporary painting, creating large-format works that balance between calm and movement, structure and lightness.
Her works have been shown in several exhibitions in Hamburg and today are in private collections in Europe, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates.
