Alla Faber - Silent Horizon – Nr. 7 (XXL) Serie: Dreamscape Horizon

Description
An atmospheric, large-format horizon image characterized by a luminous evening sky in violet, pink, and gold tones.
In the foreground, a soft, dark shape flows in gentle movements, while the fine silhouettes of cypresses lead the eye into the distance.
Long shadows create depth and tranquility – a moment between light and silence, captured in an atmospheric landscape.

The work combines clear horizon lines with painterly softness and expressive color transitions.
Ideal for modern and minimalist interiors, living rooms, practice rooms, and open spaces with plenty of light.

Technical Details
Size: 158 × 108 cm (unstretched, approximately 150 × 100 cm stretched)
- Material: Canvas 500 g/m²
- Technique: acrylic on canvas
Without a stretcher frame, shipped rolled in a sturdy box.
Signed on the back, certificate included.
Interior recommendation
This piece brings colorful calm to large rooms and works especially harmoniously over sofas, sideboards, or in open living areas.

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.
to balance between rest and movement, structure and lightness.

Your preferred materials are acrylic paints, texture gels, and metal foils – combined in fine, often multilayered compositions.
Images are created through subtle transitions, harmonious color gradients, and light reflections.
not dominate the space but fill it with silent presence

Your artistic work follows the concept 'This is how silence sounds'.
a picturesque exploration of the moment between sound and silence.
In this silence, Faber finds not emptiness but a living force.
The breathing of the light, the whispering of the colors, the gentle pulsating of the space.

Your works invite the viewer to pause and listen to silence –
that state where calm, light, and emotion merge into a harmonious whole.

Exhibitions & Collections
Your works have already been exhibited in several shows in Hamburg.
Among other places near Hamburg, art is exhibited in various galleries and HASPA branches.
Numerous works are today in private collections across Europe.
including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and other countries.