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KarlaOriginal abstract art
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  • Abstract painting “Golden Horizon”: top half in turquoise blue and bottom half in gold and ochre, with a grainy relief and a painted frame.
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Golden Horizon

Karla, 2026

Original title: “Horizonte Dourado”

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About this work

Dimensions
55 × 75 × 3 cm (height × width × depth)
Technique
Acrylic paint, treated and cut stones, matt varnish
Support
Cotton canvas
Presentation
Painted sides, with solid wood frame
Hanging
With hanging hardware
Year
2026

Two bands divide the canvas: above, a turquoise blue; below, ochres and golds. They meet in the middle, along an uneven line that suggests the sea reaching the sand. The acrylic paint holds small treated and cut stones, which give the surface grain and return the light in tiny points; the matt varnish brings everything together without taking away the relief.

The solid wood frame, painted in the same tones, extends the painting beyond the canvas. It is a landscape that was not planned — Karla lets the colours and textures lead her — and so each person can see in it their own beach, their own late afternoon, or something else entirely.

Karla sitting on the studio floor, painting a canvas on the easel with her palette in hand
Karla working the texture of a canvas on the easel, by the studio window

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About Karla

Painting came into my life several years ago. I taught myself, with a little guidance from a painter friend, and gradually discovered the joy of creating through experimenting.

I create freely. Everyone is free to find their own story in what I paint.

Karla

Abstract art is my favourite way of expressing myself. I don’t start with a set idea. I let the colours, shapes and textures lead me. When I paint, I switch off completely from the world around me.

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