The Wilderness, Canvas Print
High Quality Canvas Reproduction.
Reproduction of Acrylic on Canvas Painting
The Wilderness (2024) - Oil & Acrylic on Canvas
The Wilderness is close to my heart. A tangle of bracken, thistles and grasses, made up of thousands of thorns, flowers and insects, seemingly out of control and suffocating. This painting set against the backdrop of a burning pink and orange sunset is about the beauty in the beast.
The style navigates between representation and abstraction, neither fully realistic nor overtly expressionistic, creating a liminal aesthetic that feels both accessible and contemplative. This balanced tension between chaos and beauty is intended to resonate with our own contradictions relating to our place in nature, which is undeniably both connected and disconnected with the land we live on.
High Quality Canvas Reproduction.
Reproduction of Acrylic on Canvas Painting
The Wilderness (2024) - Oil & Acrylic on Canvas
The Wilderness is close to my heart. A tangle of bracken, thistles and grasses, made up of thousands of thorns, flowers and insects, seemingly out of control and suffocating. This painting set against the backdrop of a burning pink and orange sunset is about the beauty in the beast.
The style navigates between representation and abstraction, neither fully realistic nor overtly expressionistic, creating a liminal aesthetic that feels both accessible and contemplative. This balanced tension between chaos and beauty is intended to resonate with our own contradictions relating to our place in nature, which is undeniably both connected and disconnected with the land we live on.
High Quality Canvas Reproduction.
Reproduction of Acrylic on Canvas Painting
The Wilderness (2024) - Oil & Acrylic on Canvas
The Wilderness is close to my heart. A tangle of bracken, thistles and grasses, made up of thousands of thorns, flowers and insects, seemingly out of control and suffocating. This painting set against the backdrop of a burning pink and orange sunset is about the beauty in the beast.
The style navigates between representation and abstraction, neither fully realistic nor overtly expressionistic, creating a liminal aesthetic that feels both accessible and contemplative. This balanced tension between chaos and beauty is intended to resonate with our own contradictions relating to our place in nature, which is undeniably both connected and disconnected with the land we live on.