Sign No. 48 | Painting on Cardboard

Small artwork represents a thoughtful intersection of artistic vision and environmental responsibility.

This original abstract painting merges Japandi aesthetics—the refined simplicity of Japanese design with Scandinavian minimalism—into a striking black and white composition that commands attention without demanding visual noise.

Created on recycled archival cardboard sourced from framing waste, this work exemplifies sustainable art practice. Rather than discarding material remnants, the artist transforms these surfaces into finished pieces, reducing waste while maintaining archival quality standards.

The matte finish enhances the composition's contemplative mood, allowing the interplay of form and negative space to unfold naturally.

The painting's restrained palette and spontaneous abstraction make it exceptionally versatile for contemporary interiors—equally at home in minimalist spaces, creative studios, or curated gallery walls.

It's modest scale on cardboard creates an intimate viewing experience while the sustainable medium adds conceptual depth for collectors who value both aesthetics and ethical practice.

A distinctive choice for those seeking original art that reflects both refined taste and environmental consciousness.

• Title "Sign No. 48".
• Artist: Gina Vor (Switzerland / Lithuania).
  
• Size: 39 x 29 cm / 15.3 x 11.4 in.
• Year: 2021.
• Acrylic on cardboard - archival matt.
• Not framed.
• Signed by the artist on the back.
• Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.