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Original artwork description
Acrylic on Paper | Framed 40 × 30 cm | Original Painting
East 2–4: Gibraltar Point draws on the language of the shipping forecast, where coastal conditions are recorded with clarity and understatement. Horizontal bands of colour move through the composition, shifting between open blues, warm yellows, and deeper reds. A textured central passage introduces variation and depth, suggesting the meeting point of land, sea, and light without becoming literal.
The painting balances structure and atmosphere, with clearly defined layers softened by subtle surface marks and tonal transitions. References to horizon and shoreline remain implied, allowing the work to sit comfortably between abstraction and place.
The measured horizontal rhythm gives the painting a calm, settled presence. It brings light and warmth into a space without dominating it, offering a quiet visual anchor that remains engaging over time as textures and colour relationships gradually reveal themselves.
Signed on the back.
My original artworks are one of a kind.
Please feel free to message me if you have any questions regarding my artwork.
This painting would really look great hanging in any home or office interior.
All art is carefully packaged and sent insured and tracked.
For orders outside the UK all duty fees or addition taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.
If your country is not listed in the shipping options please contact me for a quote.
Please feel free to message me if you have any questions regarding my artwork.
Materials used:
acrylic on paper, mounted and framed
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 34 x 44 x 1cm (framed) / 20 x 30cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Tags:
#abstract seascape#abstract landscape#modern painting#contemporary abstract#colour field#coastal landscape#summer seascape#coastal abstract#calm tones#minimal abstraction#horizontal bands
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Original artwork description
Acrylic on Paper | Framed 40 × 30 cm | Original Painting
East 2–4: Gibraltar Point draws on the language of the shipping forecast, where coastal conditions are recorded with clarity and understatement. Horizontal bands of colour move through the composition, shifting between open blues, warm yellows, and deeper reds. A textured central passage introduces variation and depth, suggesting the meeting point of land, sea, and light without becoming literal.
The painting balances structure and atmosphere, with clearly defined layers softened by subtle surface marks and tonal transitions. References to horizon and shoreline remain implied, allowing the work to sit comfortably between abstraction and place.
The measured horizontal rhythm gives the painting a calm, settled presence. It brings light and warmth into a space without dominating it, offering a quiet visual anchor that remains engaging over time as textures and colour relationships gradually reveal themselves.
Signed on the back.
My original artworks are one of a kind.
Please feel free to message me if you have any questions regarding my artwork.
This painting would really look great hanging in any home or office interior.
All art is carefully packaged and sent insured and tracked.
For orders outside the UK all duty fees or addition taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.
If your country is not listed in the shipping options please contact me for a quote.
Please feel free to message me if you have any questions regarding my artwork.
Materials used:
acrylic on paper, mounted and framed
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 34 x 44 x 1cm (framed) / 20 x 30cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Tags:
#abstract seascape#abstract landscape#modern painting#contemporary abstract#colour field#coastal landscape#summer seascape#coastal abstract#calm tones#minimal abstraction#horizontal bands