Summer Days — Fine Art

Summer Days - 2008 by Walasse Ting opens with bright colour over a loose ground. The eye moves across the sheet where puddles of paint meet thin brush lines.

Empty space sits near the edges and holds the shapes. The artist often worked in this way, laying colour in quick strokes.

The fine art print keeps those marks clear on matte paper, so the lighter colours stay even when the light hits the surface. You can set the frame to follow the room, a wood frame beside wooden furniture or a dark finish on a pale wall. It fits a hallway wall near the stairs, where the bright shapes show from the landing and the thin lines read from the bottom step.