New Found People
Painting by Jan Kluveld (Netherlands)

The composition is asymmetrical, with a clear distinction between the dark left half and the lighter right half.
The contrast between the dark and light areas gives the work a balanced yet contrasting appearance.Kluveld chose the colors to ange from deep black and brown tones on the left side to lighter white and bluish tones on the right side. There are subtle accents of green, red, and purple throughout the painting, adding a sense of depth and complexity.The shapes in the painting are abstract and unclear, without distinct figures or objects. The different tones and textures flow into each other, creating a sense of movement and dynamism.

This painting by Jan Kluveld, titled "New Found People," is an abstract composition that plays with contrasts and textures. The mix of dark and light areas, along with the varied colors and layers, creates an intriguing and dynamic visual effect. "New Found People," invites the viewer to search for human elements and stories within the abstract forms and textures. The title suggests a journey of discovery and reflection, with new insights and perspectives revealed as the viewer delves deeper into the work. The combination of dark and light tones, along with the subtle color accents, can symbolize the diversity and complexity of human experience. As with Jan Kluveld's other works, the emphasis is on the expressive power of color and texture, conveying a sense of depth and visual complexity. The mix of dark and light areas, along with the subtle color accents, makes this work intriguing and visually engaging.

Canvas, brushes, knife.

The paint is applied in layers, with noticeable texture differences between the left and right sides of the painting. The left side is dark and seems to be applied thickly and glossily, while the right side is lighter and more granular.