Artwork Details
2600 DKK
- Original Artwork by Bodil Greiner
- Acrylic on Canvas
- 50 x 70 cm
- Created in 2026
- Signed
- Ready to hang
- Certificate of authenticity included
Quiet Horizon IV is a painting about quiet reflection. Inspired by a typical overcast Scandinavian day, it reminds us that light is always present, even when hidden behind the clouds. The artwork brings nature indoors, creating a calm and contemplative atmosphere.
This horizontal painting creates space for stillness through its many delicate layers, subtle colour transitions, and peaceful composition. The longer you look, the more subtle details reveal themselves.
A timeless artwork that brings calm, depth, and gentle reflection into your everyday life.
You are always welcome to contact me for further questions. The artwork can be viewed in person by appointment.
Framing
For collectors who wish to add an elegant finishing touch, ‘Quiet Horizon IV’ can be professionally framed to complement both contemporary and classic interior, for example in an oak frame.
I am happy to discuss framing options to ensure the artwork fits beautifully into your home and personal style.
Description
Quiet Horizon IV captures the quiet beauty of an overcast day by the sea, where soft light filters through the clouds and the horizon remains calm and steady.
The painting invites you to slow down, embrace the stillness, and discover the light that exists beyond the grey sky.
Built in multiple thin layers of acrylic paint, the artwork creates depth through transparent colours and gentle transitions. Every layer contributes to a calm visual rythm, revealing new details the longer you spend with the painting.
Whether displayed in your living room, office, or quiet reading space, ‘Quiet Horizon IV’ brings a timeless atmosphere of nature, peace, and contemplation into your home.
Quiet Horizon IV is part of the Quiet Horizon series.
Even if this artwork has already been sold or is currently exhibited, you are very welcome to contact me. In many cases it is possible to reserve the artwork or discuss the possibility of creating a similar commissioned piece.