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Brittle Substance (2026)Mixed-media painting by Marian Gorin

55 x 38 x 2cm (unframed) / 55 x 38cm (actual image size)

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£286.94

Layers of blush pink, lilac, and soft mint unfold across the canvas like a suspended spring sky meeting the earth below. The surface is richly worked, with sculptural ridges and delicate fractures that catch the light and create shifting depth.

Speckles of vivid coral, neon rose, and hints of citrus green pulse gently against the pastel ground, evoking petals carried by wind or fleeting moments of warmth breaking through stillness. The lower half, grounded in muted green tones, suggests terrain — not literal, but emotional — a quiet foundation beneath a sky alive with movement.

This piece invites slow looking. From a distance, it feels ethereal and expansive; up close, the physicality of the paint reveals a tactile intimacy. It is a meditation on softness, renewal, and the delicate balance between fragility and strength.

REF 115

Materials used:

Acrylics, pastel, gauze, sand, paper, crayon

Details:

Tags:

#abstract art#ethereal art#textured art#gestural art#layered art#expressionist art
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Layers of blush pink, lilac, and soft mint unfold across the canvas like a suspended spring sky meeting the earth below. The surface is richly worked, with sculptural ridges and delicate fractures that catch the light and create shifting depth.

Speckles of vivid coral, neon rose, and hints of citrus green pulse gently against the pastel ground, evoking petals carried by wind or fleeting moments of warmth breaking through stillness. The lower half, grounded in muted green tones, suggests terrain — not literal, but emotional — a quiet foundation beneath a sky alive with movement.

This piece invites slow looking. From a distance, it feels ethereal and expansive; up close, the physicality of the paint reveals a tactile intimacy. It is a meditation on softness, renewal, and the delicate balance between fragility and strength.

REF 115

Materials used:

Acrylics, pastel, gauze, sand, paper, crayon

Details:

Tags:

#abstract art#ethereal art#textured art#gestural art#layered art#expressionist art
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My painting is rooted in the observation of light as a trigger for memory and perception. I am interested in those fleeting moments when an ordinary image — a shadow, a surface,... Read more

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