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Azul Olive II (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Kirsty Wain
97 x 130 x 3cm (unframed) / 97 x 130cm (actual image size)
ÂŁ3,054.03
Original artwork description
A commanding, large-format expressionist work capturing the ancient energy of the Marina Baixa olive groves.
In "Azul Olive II," Kirsty Wain presents a powerful, large-scale exploration of the ancient olive trees found in the Altea and Alfaz del Pi regions of Spain. This piece serves as a significant evolution of her previous work, leaning further into a vibrant, contemporary abstraction of the Mediterranean landscape.
The composition is dominated by the gnarled, muscular anatomy of the tree, rendered in a rhythmic sequence of deep indigo, electric cobalt, and teal. Wain’s signature use of undulating brushstrokes gives the wood a sense of internal pulse, suggesting a living monument that has endured for centuries. This cool-toned "blue heart" is set against a textured, atmospheric background of dusky rose and violet, capturing the unique chromatic shift of the Costa Blanca at twilight.
Measuring 130 x 97 cm, this is a true statement piece. The artist’s confident, gestural application of acrylic paint creates a tactile surface that invites close inspection, while the bold color palette ensures the work maintains a powerful presence from across a room.
Artist: Kirsty Wain (Signed and dated '26 lower right)
Title: Azul Olive II
Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Total Canvas Size: 130 x 97 cm
Border: Includes a 5cm white overlap border to allow for professional stretching.
Format: The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped rolled in a heavy-duty tube for maximum protection.
Materials used:
acrylic paint
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 97 x 130 x 3cm (unframed) / 97 x 130cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Tags:
#landscape#tree#spain#neo impressionism#olive tree#olive#fauvism#fruit tree#neofauvism
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Original artwork description
A commanding, large-format expressionist work capturing the ancient energy of the Marina Baixa olive groves.
In "Azul Olive II," Kirsty Wain presents a powerful, large-scale exploration of the ancient olive trees found in the Altea and Alfaz del Pi regions of Spain. This piece serves as a significant evolution of her previous work, leaning further into a vibrant, contemporary abstraction of the Mediterranean landscape.
The composition is dominated by the gnarled, muscular anatomy of the tree, rendered in a rhythmic sequence of deep indigo, electric cobalt, and teal. Wain’s signature use of undulating brushstrokes gives the wood a sense of internal pulse, suggesting a living monument that has endured for centuries. This cool-toned "blue heart" is set against a textured, atmospheric background of dusky rose and violet, capturing the unique chromatic shift of the Costa Blanca at twilight.
Measuring 130 x 97 cm, this is a true statement piece. The artist’s confident, gestural application of acrylic paint creates a tactile surface that invites close inspection, while the bold color palette ensures the work maintains a powerful presence from across a room.
Artist: Kirsty Wain (Signed and dated '26 lower right)
Title: Azul Olive II
Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Total Canvas Size: 130 x 97 cm
Border: Includes a 5cm white overlap border to allow for professional stretching.
Format: The painting is sold unstretched and will be shipped rolled in a heavy-duty tube for maximum protection.
Materials used:
acrylic paint
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 97 x 130 x 3cm (unframed) / 97 x 130cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Tags:
#landscape#tree#spain#neo impressionism#olive tree#olive#fauvism#fruit tree#neofauvism
Kirsty Wain
Spain
About
´There exists a correlation between the soul, place, and destiny, and my paintings serve as a representation of this connection¨. Kirsty Wain, a talented contemporary British painter currently based in... Read more