About ‘A stylised flower in a small vase on a chequered tablecloth’ by Danielle Roeleveld
A single stylised flower in a narrow vase on a chequered tablecloth. The flower looks a bit like a tulip. The technique used in this painting is called negative painting, which means that the subject itself is not painted, but that the shape is created by painting around it; it is a kind of silhouette.
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Danielle Roeleveld
Amsterdam, Netherlands
I photograph my perceptions from inner silence, without judgment, thoughts or comparisons, so straight from my heart. With my camera I capture qualities of everyday beauty. That means that I don't enhance my images, to me reality is sparkling enough as I perceived it. Other terms of this kind of photography is: contemplative, Zen, Miksang or mindfulness photography. What usually catches my eye are reflections, colour, pattern and texture.
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