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Drift (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Abi Moffat

59.06 x 35.43 x 1.57" (unframed)

$4,023.25

Created during the summer, this original expressive abstract painting brings together deep oranges, glowing crimsons and rich manganese blues in a vibrant interplay of colour and movement. Layers of paint flow and collide, suggesting a landscape without defining one. There is a sense of energy and freedom in the surface, with areas of depth, transparency and spontaneity inviting the eye to wander.

Returning to a larger scale, I enjoyed the freedom of working on this generously sized stretcher, applying paint with a variety of large brushes and squeegees. The process was instinctive and physical, allowing the colours and marks to develop in their own way.I worked on the painting over several days before turning it around and leaving it alone for a while. When I eventually placed it back on the wall, I saw it with fresh eyes and realised it was finished. Sometimes stepping away is the most important part of the creative process.

The result is an expressive, contemporary abstract landscape, full of warmth and atmosphere. A painting that celebrates the freedom of working on a larger scale and allowing the unexpected to occur.

Materials used:

Acrylic on canvas

Details:

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Created during the summer, this original expressive abstract painting brings together deep oranges, glowing crimsons and rich manganese blues in a vibrant interplay of colour and movement. Layers of paint flow and collide, suggesting a landscape without defining one. There is a sense of energy and freedom in the surface, with areas of depth, transparency and spontaneity inviting the eye to wander.

Returning to a larger scale, I enjoyed the freedom of working on this generously sized stretcher, applying paint with a variety of large brushes and squeegees. The process was instinctive and physical, allowing the colours and marks to develop in their own way.I worked on the painting over several days before turning it around and leaving it alone for a while. When I eventually placed it back on the wall, I saw it with fresh eyes and realised it was finished. Sometimes stepping away is the most important part of the creative process.

The result is an expressive, contemporary abstract landscape, full of warmth and atmosphere. A painting that celebrates the freedom of working on a larger scale and allowing the unexpected to occur.

Materials used:

Acrylic on canvas

Details:

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Abi Moffat

Location United Kingdom

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I’m an artist based in Hastings, East Sussex, where I live and work from my studio. Specialising in abstract painting, I adopt a spontaneous, process-led approach. I have a fascination... Read more

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