Centre of the picture at 150 cm, as is usual in museums. For comparison: door 200 × 80 cm, sideboard 120 × 45 cm, armchair 85 × 90 cm.
09 | 2026
Cascade of Magenta and Light
2026 · Acrylic, coloured pencils on canvas · 150 × 200 cm
Available · Price on request
Trial hanging in your room for a small fee, credited against the purchase price. Viewings at the Hamburg studio by appointment.
About the work
A portrait-format canvas that asks to be read from top to bottom. In the upper right corner of "09 | 2026", turquoise and green blossoms gather into a trailing vine that descends diagonally across the picture. Beneath it opens a field of colour that moves from saturated magenta through rosé into an almost white light. Long drips run vertically through this surface and set the rhythm of the painting. Juliane Golbs works here in acrylic and coloured pencil: over the translucent glazes lie fine, nervous lines that merely suggest stems, leaf edges and outlines. The work is thus exemplary of the series Fifth Season #heaven can wait, in which drawing gains weight and the trace of the hand is allowed to remain visible. The blossom is not fixed in place; it is on the point of dissolving. At 150 × 200 cm, this original painting has the presence of a wall. In a room it reads like a fall of light: warm, vertical, with a calm, bright zone where the eye can rest.
Details
- Title
- 09 | 2026
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic, coloured pencils on canvas
- Dimensions
- 150 × 200 cm (W × H)
- Format
- Portrait
- Series
- Fifth Season #heaven can wait
- Price
- On request
- Status
- Available
Colours & mood
magenta · raspberry pink · powder pink · turquoise · sage green · ivory
- Vivid
- Transient
- Flowing
- Dreamy
- Poetic
- Romantic
Trial hanging, delivery & visits
Every work is a one-off from the Hamburg studio of Juliane Golbs. On request it can come to your room on trial for a small fee; should you decide on the painting, the fee is credited against the purchase price. The studio arranges delivery and hanging with you personally. Works can be viewed at the Hamburg studio by appointment.
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