Meandering Waters

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 60cm (W) x 90cm (H) x 5.5cm (D)

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A$665

Arrives 24–27 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

This painting would have to be my favourite to date in the smaller sizes I paint . It is difficult to put into words to describe the depth of colour and movement in this piece I absolutely adore it. Zoom in and take a look at the detail and mesmerising colour combinations.
"Meandering Waters" I invite viewers to immerse themselves in an abstract interpretation of a serene landscape, where the gentle flow of a creek or river bends and winds through a lush countryside. This piece captures the essence of nature's tranquility, utilizing fluid art techniques to evoke the dynamic movement of water. The harmonious blend of blues and greens reflects the shimmering depths of the water while the sandy golden touches symbolize the warmth of sunlight dancing on the waters edge, creating a sense of warmth and life within the composition.
"Meandering Waters "will look absolutely wonderful with any interior style you have in your home or office space. It will suit a space where the lighting is good due to the fact that it has subtle hints of metallic gold spread throughout the piece so it will reflect any light that shines onto it. This painting will convey a lovely peaceful/relaxing atmosphere and one to just gaze upon , time and time again. You will find something different in every glance.
"Meandering Waters" has been coated with 3 soft layers of archival varnish to help protect it from U V rays and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Only high quality acrylic paints and flow medium along with premium Gallery Wrapped Stretched Canvas has been used and is ready to hang. You can choose to have this artwork framed if you desire but as the paint flows effortlessly over the edges of the deep edge canvas it is not necessary. It is entirely your choice.

Artist Bio

I push fluid art beyond the pour, beyond the patterns, beyond the expected!
Because fluid art isn't just about what the paint does. It's about what you make it say!

I am an award winning artist. Please see some of my achievements on my profile.
Coming from a family of artists, I have been surrounded by creativity and artistic expression throughout my life, which has significantly shaped my approach to art today. I am sure I was born with paint running through my veins and paintbrush in hand.
I was born in Sydney NSW and have been living on the beautiful Gold Coast in QLD for the last 16years.
I am an independent self-educated artist, across many diverse art forms including acrylic abstract art, Chinese brush painting, alcohol ink painting, bark pictures and over the last 6 years I have been challenging my spirits and exploring the many different facets and techniques of fluid art. My art style is modern contemporary/abstract, sometimes leaning towards impressionism and the techniques I use in this art form , have captured a new edgy perspective from the usual fluid art experience. I mainly use acrylic paints with polymer as a flow medium, although I also love to use alcohol ink as another medium.
As an abstract fluid artist influenced by impressionism, my inspiration and my artistic practice flows from my love of IKIGAI where passion, mission, vocation, and profession converge. My aim is to evoke emotion and provoke thought through vibrant and subtle colours and dynamic forms. The natural beauty of coastal and hinterland landscapes on the Gold Coast further fuels my creativity, allowing me to express my experiences and emotions through my art. I embrace the fluidity of life, allowing each piece to evolve organically, reflecting the beauty of existence and invite viewers to explore the depths of their own IKIGAI.
My artworks are held in private collections throughout Australia and abroad and have also been represented in many galleries across Queensland and NSW and internationally.

The pour is just the beginning!