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Straight lines.

Acrylic, Plastic, Framed by Artist

185cm (W) x 79cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Adam Stanley Verified artist
Torquay Gallery
298 works sold

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A$2,930

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Artwork Description

Right hand point breaks are long in the surfcoast. The corrugated waves are the best surface to paint waves !

Artist Bio

Growing up in the city of Port Phillip, right on the Melbourne coastline, Adam has been addicted to drawing and surfing waves since the age of 6. Fascinated by the ocean’s immersive energy and innate calm, his works often lend themselves to the most expansive horizons and the deepest depths, where the views, as well as the possibilities, remain endless.
With an uninhibited approach to colour, Adam’s seascapes bear a uniquely paradisiacal quality that revere his time-honoured relationship with the water. In addition to canvas, he has translated his distinctive style onto surf, snow and skateboards, corrugated iron and wine barrels.
Adam’s work has won a number of Australian art prizes and has been viewed in both domestic and international exhibitions. He currently paints from his home gallery in Torquay, Victoria and is available for commissions upon request.

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Adam's studio is in Torquay Gallery