Smaragdine, from the Greek language, refers to an emerald-green color after a rare variety of beryl that gets its green colour from chromium. This piece uses hints of greens with black accents on a white background to create a visually distinct artwork.
Ink and acrylic paint on A4 300gsm acid-free acrylic paper.
Smaragdine, from the Greek language, refers to an emerald-green color after a rare variety of beryl that gets its green colour from chromium. This piece uses hints of greens with black accents on a white background to create a visually distinct artwork.
Ink and acrylic paint on A4 300gsm acid-free acrylic paper.
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