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© Gaëlle ÉtéméWhat have we learned about color? Mother wants us to dance (2026)
by Gaëlle Étémé
Ragged textile canvas / Original work•Abstract
24.41 × 61.42 × 0.79 in | 62 × 156 × 2 cm
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This painting by Gaëlle Étémé features an abstract, textured composition dominated by dark gray and blue hues, punctuated with vibrant yellow and green accents. The thickly applied paint creates a sense of dynamic movement and mysterious depth. The tall, narrow format emphasizes a vertical flow and spatial exploration, reflecting the artist's calligraphic lyricism. The work conveys a contemplative, enigmatic mood, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively with its forms and colors.
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24.41 × 61.42 × 0.79 in | 62 × 156 × 2 cm · Mixed media · Ragged textile canvas
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