Original artwork description:

This semi-abstract mountain-inspired oil painting was created using my signature author-developed technique: inverse monotype. With this unique approach, I build rich layers of oil paint that result in vivid, tactile textures, evoking the sensation of nature frozen in motion.

The composition captures the mysterious beauty of towering peaks bathed in deep blues, while fiery flashes of crimson hint at the first light of dawn (or perhaps the final glow of sunset — inviting the viewer’s own interpretation). The textures play beautifully with changing light, making the artwork feel alive and ever-evolving depending on your perspective and environment.

Perfect for collectors who appreciate bold, expressive landscapes with a contemporary abstract twist, and for those drawn to texture-rich, immersive works that bring depth and energy to any space.

This painting can stand alone or be paired with its companion piece (Frozen Peaks of Dusk) to form a diptych for a more expansive and immersive visual experience.

Title: Frozen Peaks of Dawn
Medium: Oil painting
Technique: Inverse monotype — artist’s own developed technique
Style: Semi-abstract, contemporary textured landscape
Executed: 2025
Cm: 30w/40h/2d
Inch: 11.8w/15.7h/0.8d
Signed on the back
Certificate of authenticity
Finish: Ready to hang

SHIPPING
Dispatching within 1-3 days.
Delivery within the UK takes 2 business days.
Worldwide shipping usually takes 2 weeks.

Please check out customers feedback:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Matthew Martone, USA
The painting is beautiful! Thanks for sending securely.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Steven Battaglia, USA
A very timely and unique perspective piece from A. Koral

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simon AITKEN, UK
A wonderful painting, and a very talented artist ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Guy Wells, USA
Exactly as shown, exactly as beautiful. Lucky to have am I. Alfia is a doll, she went above the grade to ensure the painting arrived w/out customs interference. Looking at her collection now. Sure to find another that moves me.

Thank you for being interested in my art!

Materials used:

oil paints, ready to hang stretched canvas

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