Deconstructed Portrait of a Dahlia IX – Black and White

by Marlika Art

(9/10) In this triptych, the dahlia from the series ‘Deconstructed Portrait of a Dahlia’ appears particularly opulent thanks to its visual extension to the right and left. With its sweeping petals, it almost seems as though it has wings.
The division of the original portrait into three parts creates an opulent overall effect. The individual petals are clearly visible, as is their almost perfect arrangement around the pistil.
The black-and-white design also lends the image an elegant and stylish look. It would suit elegant and minimalist interior styles well, but would also be suitable for business premises or a study/office. It has a very tidy and ‘clean’ look.
The new arrangement of the individual elements creates a modern overall image that plays with different parts of a portrait, thereby creating a fresh composition.
You can find more matching images from the series in my album ‘Dahlias’.

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