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mist, moon and the memory (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Robert Owen Bloomfield

61 x 46 x 1cm (unframed) / 61 x 46cm (actual image size)

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In this quiet landscape, a single chair rests beneath a tall pine, facing a mist-covered valley and a pale moon rising over distant hills. The scene is simple, yet intentional — a place where stillness invites reflection.

The empty chair becomes the heart of the painting. It suggests presence and absence at the same time, a space waiting for someone to sit, pause, and listen to the silence of the night. The soft layers of mountains and drifting mist create a sense of depth and calm, while the moon casts a gentle glow that holds the scene together.

This work explores solitude not as loneliness, but as peace — a moment away from noise where memory, thought, and feeling quietly settle. The landscape becomes a place of contemplation, where the viewer is invited to sit in the chair and experience the quiet for themselves.

Materials used:

acrylic, spray paint and ink on canvas

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In this quiet landscape, a single chair rests beneath a tall pine, facing a mist-covered valley and a pale moon rising over distant hills. The scene is simple, yet intentional — a place where stillness invites reflection.

The empty chair becomes the heart of the painting. It suggests presence and absence at the same time, a space waiting for someone to sit, pause, and listen to the silence of the night. The soft layers of mountains and drifting mist create a sense of depth and calm, while the moon casts a gentle glow that holds the scene together.

This work explores solitude not as loneliness, but as peace — a moment away from noise where memory, thought, and feeling quietly settle. The landscape becomes a place of contemplation, where the viewer is invited to sit in the chair and experience the quiet for themselves.

Materials used:

acrylic, spray paint and ink on canvas

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Art wasn’t an option for Bloomfield after school, as he needed a steady paid job. But one day, to be different, he painted a birthday gift for a friend. They... Read more

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