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Evanescent II (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Novi Lim

76.2 x 76.2 x 3.81cm (unframed)

42 Artist Reviews

£1,887.29

My work explores the tension between movement and stillness. Fluid, energetic marks move through quieter atmospheric spaces, while subtle changes in color, texture and transparency create a sense of something continually forming, disappearing and becoming something else.

- 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.

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acrylic and mixed medium on canvas

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My work explores the tension between movement and stillness. Fluid, energetic marks move through quieter atmospheric spaces, while subtle changes in color, texture and transparency create a sense of something continually forming, disappearing and becoming something else.

- 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

Details:

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