Laguna Beach - Original Abstract Artwork - Antuanelle

This Original painting is from collection called Portholes to the Ocean. "Summer holidays is in the air! Sunny Seascapes collection highly inspired by popular beaches from around the world, filled with romance and love, infused with a taste of caramel, inhaled with warm aroma of the ocean, - all from our trips around the world. This painting is born in Avalon Beach, Sydney, Australia" Antuanelle

square teal and peach pink abstract seascape inspired by aerial photography
Made with fallen objects, mineral crystals (quartz, amethyst, agate, garnet) on canvas
has reflective luminisent shimmering teal ocean and sleek glossy pink sand
Mineral stones/gemstones are sticking out by 1 cm out of the surface
Aqua wave painting with peachy pink sand beach, seashells and gemstones on canvas

Blue Abstract seascape with teal, pearl, rose quartz and turquoise colors. Large wall Art depicting ocean and tropical island reef by Marie Antuanelle See it live:
Original Blue Abstract Art - made with GEM STONES ( amethyst, garnet, amber, agate, quartz), seashells,natural pigments, inks, mixed media on canvas. Ocean Abstract Art made with seashells and liquid glass.

90x90cm canvas
Beach Aerial Abstract Art rejuvenates with bright colors and soft transitions; its layered center caresses you and gives you the feeling of safety and acceptance. Custom made one of a kind mixed media Blue Large wall Art piece by renowned artist Marie Antuanelle.
The beauty of this artwork lies in its originality, never to be copied or re-replicated, truly a unique piece. It has a Glass like surface with many layers visible inside translucent medium. It takes 3 weeks to complete an artwork.

All images and paintings are Copyright © MarieAntuanelle 2012

Artwork may not be reproduced in any fashion without the written consent of the artist

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"ORIGINAL ART Portal to the Ocean Gemstones, Seashells and Fire. Antuanelle's artworks convey the importance of Marine conservation by connecting people to the pure beauty of popular beaches and ocean reserves as if they were completely untouched by human presence. Antuanelle is a Sydney based abstract artist from Siberia, finalist Hunters Hill Art Prize (award)2016-2017, Pyrmont Art Prize (award) and Art of Sydney and RAS 2016 (award). Her most recent achievements include solo exhibitions in Hunters Hill Pop Up and Chinese Culture Centre. Antuanelle’s works are presented in the famous Channel9's The Block Shop and United Interiors. Her artwork won award and has been featured on Hunters Hill Art Prize billboards throughout Sydney. Antuanelle’s oceanic artworks recently been on display in Mosman Art Gallery, Hunters Hill Art Gallery, Australian Maritime Museum, Royal Easter Show, and Westfield, Sydney. Her artworks are inspired by the places she travelled and collected some fallen objects. She uses aerial drone photography as inspiration for palette and perspective Using gem stones and crystals to adorn her artworks she highlights the preciousness of the natural beauty for humanity, by intentionally erasing any traces of human presence in order to give the feeling of a completely wild and pure world. Combination of traditional Russian stone painting technique with contemporary flow medium results in round shaped aerial portals to another version of our planet. Antuanelle is inspired by the beauty of 4 Oceans and reflects it in Seashells, GEMSTONES and Fire. Her Fluid oceanic seascapes have been exhibited in Hunters Hill Art prize, Australian Maritime Museum, Mosman Art Gallery and Chinese Cultural Centre. Her paintings have been exhibited and are held in collections in Australia‚ Europe, US and Russia. “I try to transfer my emotions onto canvas and make the viewer to feel the energy that is flowing through us. "" Marie likens her work to the energy of the oceans. She has developed her own technique combining Russian Traditional Gem Stone painting with contemporary flow medium of Liquid Glass which allows you see all layers one through another like a glass and challenge the emotional and sensory spectrum within us all. "