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Material
Size
L 100x100cm
BespokeDiscover the characteristics of our two premium finishes
Acrylic Glass
Premium gallery effect
Alu Dibond
Matte elegance
Lightweight, hanging kit included,
premium Italian craftsmanship.
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Contact usA perfect balance between rigor and lightness plays out on this canvas. The dancer seems to emerge from the deep navy blue, as if frozen at the precise moment of a pirouette. A work that celebrates suspended movement with striking graphic elegance.
A perfect balance between rigor and lightness plays out on this canvas. The dancer seems to emerge from the deep navy blue, as if frozen at the precise moment of a pirouette. A work that celebrates suspended movement with striking graphic elegance.
The silhouette of the dancer unfolds in superimposed geometric planes, a technique that evokes modern cubism. The deep navy blue occupies the left side of the composition, structured by dark vertical lines suggesting a window or architectural setting. On the right, wide ivory bands alternate with pastel blue stripes, creating a soothing vertical rhythm. The ballerina's tutu opens like a fan, blending subtle terracotta touches with dominant whites and blues. The posture, one arm raised and one leg bent on point, captures a moment of rotation. The pictorial treatment plays on the transparency of the colored layers, giving the impression of frozen movement. The whole exudes a graceful tension between strict geometry and the fluidity of the dance gesture.
Technical data
3mm
Thickness
acrylic and Dibond
280cm
Maximum size
2
Choice of material
Italy
Manufacturing
Our artworks are high-end digital art prints reproduced on premium materials (acrylic glass or Dibond aluminium). These are not hand-painted works, but digital works created exclusively by the artists of the Walensky team, printed with exceptional fidelity by our partner craftsmen in Italy.
From 80 × 46 cm to 280 × 160 cm, depending on the material.
Glossy Acrylic Glass
Ultra-vibrant colours, exceptional depth. An art-gallery finish.
Ideal for rooms with controlled lighting
Alu Dibond Matt
Zero reflections, a clean, modern style. An elegant, contemporary finish.
Ideal facing windows or in natural light
Enter your dimensions: the weight is calculated for both materials.
Acrylic glass
4,0kg
Alu Dibond
3,4kg
Area
1,12m²
Weight of the artwork alone, excluding packaging. Based on a 140 × 80 cm piece measured at 4 kg in acrylic glass and 3.4 kg in alu Dibond.
Our fixings suit the most common interior walls. The adhesive plate sticks to the back of the artwork, never to the wall. It is the hook that gets screwed in, with the wall plugs provided.
Indoor use
Designed for indoors, in a temperate room
Kitchen
Smooth surface, easy to clean
Pets & children
Resistant to light knocks
Care
Damp microfibre cloth, no abrasive products
Direct sunlight
Prolonged exposure is not advised
Heat source
Avoid placing it directly next to a radiator or a fireplace
Temperature swings
Avoid unheated or overheated rooms
Constant damp
Avoid unventilated bathrooms and damp basements
These recommendations are practical advice intended to keep your artwork at its best over time. They do not affect any of your guarantees.
Wall mounting
The fixing system comes with your artwork, chosen to suit its size. The adhesive plate sticks to the back of the artwork, and the hook screws into the wall.
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This abstract dancer painting in navy blue blends perfectly into a living room with clean lines. The vertical ivory stripes and fragmented silhouettes of the ballerina create a graphic focal point without overwhelming the space. The geometric composition of this anthracite dancer painting brings movement to a neutral wall, while remaining refined enough to coexist with minimalist or Scandinavian furniture.
Deep navy blue structures the background of this abstract dancer painting, contrasting with the ivory stripes and subtle terracotta touches visible in the skirt. This cool and warm color palette gives relief to the silhouette. This navy blue dancer painting plays on gradients to suggest the movement of the fabric, a chromatic game that immediately catches the eye.
This fawn and navy blue abstract dancer painting seduces anyone sensitive to the choreographic world thanks to its stylized way of representing the gesture. The balanced posture on point, extended by the swirl of the tutu, evokes classical ballet revisited by a modern graphic technique. Offering this geometric dancer painting is to convey the elegance of movement frozen in matter.
In a bedroom with light walls, this ivory and navy blue abstract dancer painting brings an artistic touch without visual aggression. The soft tones of the skirt recall neutral textiles, while the deep navy blue background anchors the composition. This refined dancer painting goes well with white or beige bedding, creating a soothing ensemble conducive to rest.
This abstract dancer painting recalls cubism through its fragmentation of forms into colored planes of blue, ivory and terracotta. The silhouette seems decomposed into superimposed geometric facets, a technique that brings this fragmented dancer painting closer to the pictorial research of the early twentieth century while retaining a contemporary and accessible reading.
