Sonia J. - "Light in my Way"- XL

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Sonia J. apresenta 'Light in my Way' XL, uma obra original abstrata em acrílico sobre linho 100% puro, 105 × 115 cm, assinada à mão, de 2025, produzida em Portugal na Earth Collection.

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Light in My Way

Acrylic on 100% Pure Linen
Earth Collection, 2025
115 × 105 cm

"Light in My Way" is a contemporary abstract painting built around orientation — the moment when direction becomes visible, not through force, but through light.

Layered acrylics on pure linen form a luminous vertical field, where warm ochres and muted golds dominate the upper plane, gradually dissolving into cooler blues and mineral greys below. The composition suggests a horizon interrupted by light — not a break, but a passage.

The vertical luminosity at the center acts as a quiet axis. It neither announces nor dramatizes itself. It guides. Psychologically, the palette balances reassurance and alertness: warm tones evoke clarity and presence, while the blue lower field stabilizes the composition, grounding the eye and regulating emotional pace.

This is a painting about forward movement without urgency. About trust in direction without certainty of outcome.

Highly suited for refined residential interiors, executive offices, wellness spaces, and architectural environments, Light in My Way functions as a visual compass. The linen surface absorbs and diffuses light organically, allowing the work to shift subtly throughout the day — calm in the morning, contemplative by evening.

Created in 2024/2025 as part of the Earth Collection, this work reflects a core theme of the series: grounding not as stillness, but as alignment.

About the Artist – Sonia J.

Sonia J. is a European contemporary abstract artist whose work explores resilience, inner landscapes, and transformation through textured, emotionally grounded compositions. Her practice is informed by a former career as a C-level executive, combining intuitive gesture with structural intelligence.

Her work has received international recognition, including:
– European Artist Award 2025 (Venice)
– Top 10 Berlin Contemporary Artists (2024–2025)
– Exhibitions in Barcelona, Milan, Braga, Lecce, and Berlin

Her paintings are held in private collections across Europe and are increasingly sought after for both residential and curated interior projects.

Collector Note

Works from the Earth Collection represent a foundational chapter in Sonia J.’s artistic trajectory — quieter, essential, and increasingly recognized as pivotal within her broader body of work. Light in My Way, by scale and compositional restraint, stands out as a key piece from this period, positioned for long-term relevance within both private collections and architectural commissions.

Light in My Way

Acrylic on 100% Pure Linen
Earth Collection, 2025
115 × 105 cm

"Light in My Way" is a contemporary abstract painting built around orientation — the moment when direction becomes visible, not through force, but through light.

Layered acrylics on pure linen form a luminous vertical field, where warm ochres and muted golds dominate the upper plane, gradually dissolving into cooler blues and mineral greys below. The composition suggests a horizon interrupted by light — not a break, but a passage.

The vertical luminosity at the center acts as a quiet axis. It neither announces nor dramatizes itself. It guides. Psychologically, the palette balances reassurance and alertness: warm tones evoke clarity and presence, while the blue lower field stabilizes the composition, grounding the eye and regulating emotional pace.

This is a painting about forward movement without urgency. About trust in direction without certainty of outcome.

Highly suited for refined residential interiors, executive offices, wellness spaces, and architectural environments, Light in My Way functions as a visual compass. The linen surface absorbs and diffuses light organically, allowing the work to shift subtly throughout the day — calm in the morning, contemplative by evening.

Created in 2024/2025 as part of the Earth Collection, this work reflects a core theme of the series: grounding not as stillness, but as alignment.

About the Artist – Sonia J.

Sonia J. is a European contemporary abstract artist whose work explores resilience, inner landscapes, and transformation through textured, emotionally grounded compositions. Her practice is informed by a former career as a C-level executive, combining intuitive gesture with structural intelligence.

Her work has received international recognition, including:
– European Artist Award 2025 (Venice)
– Top 10 Berlin Contemporary Artists (2024–2025)
– Exhibitions in Barcelona, Milan, Braga, Lecce, and Berlin

Her paintings are held in private collections across Europe and are increasingly sought after for both residential and curated interior projects.

Collector Note

Works from the Earth Collection represent a foundational chapter in Sonia J.’s artistic trajectory — quieter, essential, and increasingly recognized as pivotal within her broader body of work. Light in My Way, by scale and compositional restraint, stands out as a key piece from this period, positioned for long-term relevance within both private collections and architectural commissions.

Dados

Artista
Sonia J.
Vendido com moldura
Não
Vendido por
Vindo diretamente do artista
Edição
Original
Título da obra de arte
"Light in my Way"- XL
Técnica
Pintura acrílica
Assinatura
Assinado à mão
País de origem
Portugal
Ano
2025
Estado
Excelente estado
Altura
105 cm
Largura
115 cm
Peso
2 kg
Estilo
Abstrato
Período
Depois de 2020
Vendido por
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