Wednesday, May 21, 2025

No. 21

Dimensions: 

Height: 7,5 cm

Width: 6 cm

Depth: 6 cm


I really love this one! Marlies experiments with conventionally beautiful shapes, colours, and motifs, but the end result is far from standard. We once again see a wavy edge, this time in a shade of sky blue, and the irregular surface. The richly decorated base is unique because it is in relief. The blue and green floral painting is the most detailed example yet.









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