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Uncontained (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Maria Artelli

63 x 61 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 63 x 61cm (actual image size)

£500.15

Uncontained is an expressive exploration of freedom, emotion, and the courage to exist beyond boundaries.

A vibrant interplay of turquoise, coral, orange, magenta, and golden yellow unfolds across the canvas. Bold areas of color meet and overlap, creating a sense of movement and spontaneous energy. The turquoise passages offer moments of openness and visual breathing space, while the warm, intense colors seem to expand, collide, and flow into one another.

The layered colors and expressive marks create a dynamic composition full of movement and contrast. Nothing appears entirely fixed or confined: colors break through, dissolve, and re-emerge, suggesting the constant movement of thoughts, feelings, and personal transformation.

The title Uncontained reflects the idea of allowing oneself to move beyond expectations, limitations, and predefined forms. It is about embracing complexity, accepting change, and giving emotions the freedom to take their own shape.

With its energetic palette and bold abstract composition, this original artwork brings a distinctive contemporary accent to modern interiors, creative spaces, and environments that celebrate individuality and artistic expression.

Details:
Year: 2026
Dimensions: 63 x 61 cm (24.8 x 24.0 in)
Materials: Acrylic on canvas
Delivery format: the canvas is supplied rolled for safe shipping. Professional stretching on a suitable stretcher frame is required after delivery.
Signed on the front.
The artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Please note: interior images are provided for illustrative purposes only and may include AI-generated visualizations. The actual proportions and scale of the artwork may vary slightly from the examples shown.

Materials used:

Acrylic on canvas

Details:

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Uncontained is an expressive exploration of freedom, emotion, and the courage to exist beyond boundaries.

A vibrant interplay of turquoise, coral, orange, magenta, and golden yellow unfolds across the canvas. Bold areas of color meet and overlap, creating a sense of movement and spontaneous energy. The turquoise passages offer moments of openness and visual breathing space, while the warm, intense colors seem to expand, collide, and flow into one another.

The layered colors and expressive marks create a dynamic composition full of movement and contrast. Nothing appears entirely fixed or confined: colors break through, dissolve, and re-emerge, suggesting the constant movement of thoughts, feelings, and personal transformation.

The title Uncontained reflects the idea of allowing oneself to move beyond expectations, limitations, and predefined forms. It is about embracing complexity, accepting change, and giving emotions the freedom to take their own shape.

With its energetic palette and bold abstract composition, this original artwork brings a distinctive contemporary accent to modern interiors, creative spaces, and environments that celebrate individuality and artistic expression.

Details:
Year: 2026
Dimensions: 63 x 61 cm (24.8 x 24.0 in)
Materials: Acrylic on canvas
Delivery format: the canvas is supplied rolled for safe shipping. Professional stretching on a suitable stretcher frame is required after delivery.
Signed on the front.
The artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Please note: interior images are provided for illustrative purposes only and may include AI-generated visualizations. The actual proportions and scale of the artwork may vary slightly from the examples shown.

Materials used:

Acrylic on canvas

Details:

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