Large size oil pastel on Schoellehammer paper. Pia Andersen works in several layers and she uses several different kinds of oil pastel. The oil pastel gives a very unique texture to the surface different to the oil painting.
Abstract landscape in warm autumn colors
The immediate intensity of working on paper is capturing the description of nature on a rainy day.
The small series “Rainy Day” is capturing the intensity of colors in nature just when the rain has stopped.
Intertwining the colors and the light . In the convergence of shadow and illumination, a spectrum of colors emerges. ‘Intertwine’ embodies the principle of metamorphosis, intertwining profound sentiments into a lively realization. Allow each shade to narrate its tale.
oil pastels and colored pencils on paper, drawing creative inspiration from the resilient flora that thrive on rocky surfaces and in arid environments
Different oil and dry pastels on Hahnemühle paper
Different dry and oil pastels on Hahnemühle paper
oil and dry pastels on Hahnemühle paper
oil and dry pastels on Hahnemühle paper
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