The One - Limited Edition Print - L Ed. 2 of 30

Giclée, Paper (Requires Framing)

60cm (W) x 120cm (H) x 0.5cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
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Artwork Description

'The One' is part of the new collection 'Flow State, Chapter One'. Each piece in the collection represents the feelings, breakthroughs, moments, and emotions that one experiences when in a state of flow.

This print is available in three sizes, one L which is close to the original works plus XL and XXL. Please note that all limited edition prints come with a signed certificate of authenticity but are not signed on the print itself.

Artist Bio

Rebecca Anne Maclean is a self-taught abstract painter, digital artist, and visual artist who has honed her deeply intuitive, process-driven practice outside of formal training.
She employs acrylics and mixed media on textured canvases, blending modern abstraction with minimalist sensibility through layered washes, gestural marks, and subtle tonal shifts.
Her art explores the tension between chaos and calm, drawing on dualities, nature, and the philosophy of wabi-sabi. Each piece radiates quiet intensity, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and connect with raw emotions beneath the surface.
Featured in multiple curations by Saatchi Art, Bluethumb, Tacit and more, Rebecca’s works evoke a timeless sense of luxury, expansiveness and reflection and have been sold to collectors across the globe within both residential and commercial projects.
Originally hailing from the Orkney Islands in the North of Scotland, Rebecca draws endless inspiration from island life, nature, emotion, consciousness and the experience of being human.

Commissions

Rebecca's studio is in Gold Coast, Australia