Description
CHANDELIER is a 140 x 140 cm painting featuring a prominently illustrated chandelier against a richly layered background. The chandelier occupies the central area of the composition, with several candle-like lights extending from its structure. Its curved arms, decorative central body and repeated candle forms are rendered in shades of blue and turquoise, creating a clear contrast with the surrounding colours.
The background combines deep red, turquoise, green and darker blue areas. On the left side, a red section is covered with a repeating diamond-shaped pattern, while the right side is primarily turquoise with varying tones and visible brushwork. Green areas appear behind and around the chandelier, with touches of yellow, orange and vivid pink distributed across the lower portion. Buy Nature & Landscapes Paintings in Dubai for a work that brings a broader, painterly interpretation of colour, form and atmosphere to a contemporary collection.
The Chandelier as the Main Subject
The central chandelier is the most clearly defined element in the painting. It includes multiple candle holders arranged across its curved arms, with the tallest central candle extending toward the upper edge of the composition. The smaller candles are distributed on both sides, creating a strong sense of horizontal balance.
The chandelier is painted primarily in cool blue and turquoise shades, with darker outlines helping define its individual parts. The rounded forms of the central body and hanging elements contrast with the flowing curves of the arms. This combination gives the subject a recognizable structure while the surrounding background remains more freely painted.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Artwork type | Painting |
| Dimensions | 140 x 140 cm |
| Style | Figurative subject with abstract background elements |
| Frame | Not visible |
Layered Background Details
The background gives CHANDELIER much of its visual variation. The red patterned section contrasts with the softer turquoise and green areas, while darker blue marks appear around the central subject. Different sections show visible brushwork and overlapping colour, creating changes in texture across the surface.
The geometric diamond pattern on the left provides a more structured detail against the freer painted areas elsewhere. Along the bottom, yellow, orange, pink and green marks create further contrast and prevent the composition from relying only on its dominant blue and turquoise palette.
Blue and Turquoise Chandelier
The chandelier itself remains the most recognizable element throughout the painting. Its repeated candle forms create a clear rhythm across the upper and middle sections, while the curved arms extend outward from the central structure. The use of blue and turquoise keeps the subject visually connected to the surrounding background while darker details provide definition.
The combination of recognizable form and less structured surrounding marks gives the painting a distinctive contemporary character. Rather than presenting the chandelier in a plain setting, the artwork places it within a richly coloured composition where pattern, brushwork and contrasting tones remain visible.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Artwork | CHANDELIER |
| Category | Paintings |
| Subcategory | Nature & Landscapes |
| Size | 140 x 140 cm |
Mente Art Gallery Presentation
Mente Art Gallery presents CHANDELIER as a square 140 x 140 cm painting combining a clearly identifiable chandelier with a varied background of colour, pattern and visible painterly details. Its composition brings together cool blue and turquoise tones with red, green, yellow, orange and pink accents.
The work can appeal to collectors interested in paintings where a recognizable decorative subject is combined with an expressive background. Buy Original Artworks from a collection that includes different approaches to subject, colour and composition. The keyword CHANDELIER directly reflects the principal subject of the work, while its contrasting colour fields and patterned sections give the painting additional visual definition.






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