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Alignment (2025) Original Acrylic Painting by Tim Smith

23 x 28 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 23 x 28cm (actual image size)

$404.5

Comets become branches, branches become light — a quiet alignment between earth and sky.
Alignment was painted after seeing a tree in early spring whose branches seemed to form comet-like trails, converging and intertwining as though drawn together by invisible gravity. It looked, for a moment, as if the natural world and the celestial were one — comets aligning to create a tree.
Painted in acrylic on sandpaper, the textured surface gives the work both warmth and a subtle shimmer, echoing light across bark and sky. The painting explores how pattern, chance, and imagination can turn ordinary observation into something otherworldly — a quiet meditation on connection, order, and wonder.

Materials used:

Acrylic on sand paper

Details:

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Comets become branches, branches become light — a quiet alignment between earth and sky.
Alignment was painted after seeing a tree in early spring whose branches seemed to form comet-like trails, converging and intertwining as though drawn together by invisible gravity. It looked, for a moment, as if the natural world and the celestial were one — comets aligning to create a tree.
Painted in acrylic on sandpaper, the textured surface gives the work both warmth and a subtle shimmer, echoing light across bark and sky. The painting explores how pattern, chance, and imagination can turn ordinary observation into something otherworldly — a quiet meditation on connection, order, and wonder.

Materials used:

Acrylic on sand paper

Details:

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Tim Smith

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I love painting, and constantly find the act of painting both fascinating and frustrating in the way it has an unpredictability about itself. I love the way that paint reacts... Read more

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