The word nebula originates from Latin, meaning mist or cloud.
A nebula is a massive cloud of gas — mostly hydrogen and helium — and cosmic dust in interstellar space. Nebulae are often called stellar nurseries, because new stars can form inside them when parts of the cloud collapse under gravity.
ARTWORK DESCRIPTION
Materials
Acrylic on birch plywood.
Painted with acrylics on a beautiful slab of birch plywood, where the natural grain of the wood has determined how the brushes should move.
Technique
The painting technique devised in order to create this piece is Rebecka’s own, developed over years of curious experimentation. The technique seeks to create a sense of movement, depth, and luminosity while allowing the character of the wood itself to remain an active part of the work.
Dimensions
Approximately 20 × 30 cm. Frame included.
Frame
The frame has been hand constructed by Jakob at Lärjeå. Made from birch and treated with hardwax oil, it allows the character of the material to remain visible. A twisted brass hanging fixture provides a beautiful little detail that runs throughout the Genesis I collection.
Certificate of Authenticity
This artwork is accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
