Bénédicte Allée - Where Fire Meets Night

*A cradled wood frame is a rigid flat panel of wood that has a 'cradle' or wooden frame affixed to its back. The main purpose of the cradle is to offer structural strength and stability to the panel. 

The bracing also helps prevent the wood panel from warping, bending, or flexing due to changes in humidity or temperature. The robust construction makes the panel more durable and archival, helping to preserve the artwork for a longer period.

 

When Fire Meets Night, a stunning blue and red art work by Bénédicte Allée is a bold and dynamic original piece that transforms any interior with colour and energy. This one-of-a-kind painting uses layered textures and sweeping abstract forms to create movement, making it a striking example of contemporary blue and red art.

The composition features rich reds, deep blues balanced with muted creams and grey giving the work depth and visual interest. In these traditional chalet accent colours the piece works beautifully as a focal point in living rooms, bedrooms, entrance ways and hallways. The contrast of warm and cool tones brings vitality while keeping the piece versatile enough to complement a wide range of décor styles.

Hand-painted with professional-grade materials, this painting is an original, unreproducible work. It offers both visual impact and lasting quality, ready to be displayed and enjoyed immediately.

Ideal for homeowners, interior designers, or anyone looking to add personality and energy to a room, When Fire Meets Night demonstrates how blue and red art can combine drama, harmony, and sophistication in one stunning composition.