Racing Home

A$650.00
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Landscape - Ash floating frame with original artwork on canvas

Rich textures capture the constant movement of the water, this abstract painting captures the race home on those summer evenings out in the Broken bay. Shades of blue, white and turquoise deliver a calmness to the painting, incontrast to the story of the race that is unfolding before us. It’s light and fun which is wht twilight racing is all about and would be a great addition to any small space in your home.

I hope you enjoy looking at these as much as I did creating them. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you are interested in any works on this site or have a question regarding a particular piece.

Landscape - Ash floating frame with original artwork on canvas

Rich textures capture the constant movement of the water, this abstract painting captures the race home on those summer evenings out in the Broken bay. Shades of blue, white and turquoise deliver a calmness to the painting, incontrast to the story of the race that is unfolding before us. It’s light and fun which is wht twilight racing is all about and would be a great addition to any small space in your home.

I hope you enjoy looking at these as much as I did creating them. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you are interested in any works on this site or have a question regarding a particular piece.

 

add a spark of interest to your room

Wooden (Ash) Floating Frame

Acrylic and Inks on Canvas

630mm x 630mm

Rich with texture, this abstract painting is named for the lively and spirited line that meanders across the surface and seems to float above it all. Shades of blue, white and lavender deliver a calmness to the painting, while hits of red and bright green enliven it. It’s light and fun and would be a great addition to any small space in your home.

 

Racing Home - the sound of the water rushing by and ring of laughter as the skippers steer their boats to the finish line!

 

★★★★★

 

“Art enables us to find ourselves and loose ourselves at the same time.”

Thomas Merton.