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KarlaOriginal abstract art
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  • Abstract painting “Silver Wind”: a blue-grey arc over thick relief in ochre, orange and white, with gold specks.
  • Silver Wind — view 2
  • Silver Wind — view 3
  • Silver Wind — view 4
  • Silver Wind — view 5

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Silver Wind

Karla, 2026

Original title: “Vento de Prata”

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About this work

Dimensions
80 × 50 × 4 cm (height × width × depth)
Technique
Gesso ground, acrylic paint, stone grain, gold leaf, matt varnish
Support
Cotton canvas
Presentation
Painted sides, unframed
Hanging
Without hanging hardware
Year
2026

Over a gesso ground, broad brushstrokes of grey and blue turn towards one side, like wind or water in motion. On the other side, the material grows thicker: ochres, whites and oranges mixed with stone grain, which gives the surface a rough, almost mineral feel.

Points of gold leaf appear here and there and change with the daylight; the matt varnish protects without shining. It is a tall canvas, with movement, that suggests changing weather — but Karla creates freely, without starting with a set idea, and everyone is free to find their own story here.

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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