Painting by DEBORAH O'LOUGHLIN 151 Artworks Sold

BEACH CLIFFS

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

121.9cm (W) x 60.9cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

BEACH CLIFFS
60.9cm x 121.9cm x 4cm (24" x 48")
Acrylic on canvas

Part of coastal series
The painting flows over the sides of the canvas.

Varnished to protect the artwork for years to come.
Signed on the canvas side edging.

Insitu photo's are for display purposes only and may not be to scale.

Artist Bio

Deb O’Loughlin is a Melbourne-based artist renowned for her dynamic and textured abstract creations. With over a decade of experience in resin art, Deb has recently transitioned to acrylics, bringing a fresh perspective to her work while maintaining the depth and vibrancy that collectors have come to admire. 

Her artistic journey began with acrylics, later exploring the luminous qualities of resin to produce captivating pieces. This exploration allowed her to master the interplay of color and texture, resulting in artworks that resonate with emotion and movement.

Deb’s focus has returned to a range of acrylic mediums. Her compositions often evolve organically, guided by intuition and lean towards abstract landscapes and forms that invite personal interpretation.

While embracing new techniques, Deb continues to offer a selection of her distinguished resin artworks. These pieces stand as a testament to her versatility and commitment to evolving as an artist.
Deb’s work has garnered a dedicated following, with collectors appreciating her ability to evoke emotion through abstraction, where her portfolio showcases the breadth of her artistic evolution.

Commissions

DEBORAH's studio is in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.