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A Private Wilderness (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Novi Lim

121.92 x 152.4 x 3.81cm (unframed)

42 Artist Reviews

£4,680.33

I approach painting as a form of visual wandering, guided more by instinct than by a predetermined image. Each layer responds to the one before it, allowing unexpected forms and associations to surface until the painting begins to feel like a place I recognize but have never actually been.

- Original hand-painted acrylic, and mixed medium on cotton canvas, one of a kind.
- Created in my North Carolina studio with professional materials.
- Gallery-wrapped edges, UV varnished, signed front and back.
- Wired, ready to hang, hardware and certificate of authenticity included.
- Carefully wrapped in archival paper, shipped in a custom crate.

Materials used:

acrylic and mixed medium on canvas

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I approach painting as a form of visual wandering, guided more by instinct than by a predetermined image. Each layer responds to the one before it, allowing unexpected forms and associations to surface until the painting begins to feel like a place I recognize but have never actually been.

- Original hand-painted acrylic, and mixed medium on cotton canvas, one of a kind.
- Created in my North Carolina studio with professional materials.
- Gallery-wrapped edges, UV varnished, signed front and back.
- Wired, ready to hang, hardware and certificate of authenticity included.
- Carefully wrapped in archival paper, shipped in a custom crate.

Materials used:

acrylic and mixed medium on canvas

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"I’ve been thinking about how much of ourselves finds its way into our work without us consciously putting it there. I’ve always been sensitive to the suffering and harshness of... Read more

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