The Abyss 31

This painting is called The Abyss #31. It is a combination of multiple layers and fine brush strokes made with acrylic paint and ink. It will fit into most interiors and blends in well with most colour schemes. A great solution to a large size wall.

All of Emilie's original artwork are ready to hang.
They are signed and dated on the back of the canvas, and the edges are painted in black.
The canvas is a 12oz triple primed canvas on a 38mm pine stretcher bar with cross braces.

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Emilie Heurtevent, born in Paris in 1986, is a Melbourne-based artist with a background in art history and calligraphy. Her practice explores themes of landscape and nature's cycles of decay and renewal, inspired by the constant transformation and energy of the natural world. Emilie often explores water and atmospheric elements, using dark, stormy landscapes to evoke both life and destruction. Her work features dramatic contrasts of light and dark, creating abstracted geographies that reference natural phenomena like glaciers, rivers, and mountains. Working in black and white, ochre, and ink, she layers spontaneous marks, creating gestural, expressive abstractions.

Winner of the Milburn Art Prize for The Abyss #12, Emilie created a new world of infinite space, inviting contemplation and transformation. Her art has been exhibited globally, including solo shows mainly in Melbourne, London, and Adelaide.