Original artwork description:

“Where Light Begins to Rise” is a large 130×100 cm acrylic painting

When I started this piece, my intention was simple: to paint the feeling of transition — that quiet moment when the world brightens and the day slowly unfolds. I built the composition through layered textures, sweeping teal-blue strokes, soft beige tones, deep charcoal passages, and delicate, luminous whites.

Using palette knives, washes, and dripping techniques, I allowed the paint to move freely downward, creating natural vertical flows that reflect both gravity and emotion. The soft sky-like upper section dissolves into a richer, more textured lower layer, where earthy browns and deep blues blend into one another. Thin structural lines and subtle details add a sense of quiet depth, inviting the viewer to explore the painting up close.

This artwork brings calm energy and refined sophistication to interiors — especially contemporary, coastal, Scandinavian, or modern luxury spaces. Its palette is intentionally soothing, yet full of dynamic movement, making it a powerful statement piece for living rooms, curated hallways, offices, or hospitality spaces.

“Where Light Begins to Rise” is a painting about renewal — a visual breath, a reminder of the gentle strength that comes with each new beginning.

The artwork is signed, dated and titled on the reverse and ships in a tube. This method is particularly safe for oversized works and ensures lower transport costs. Rolled works may be easily stretched upon arrival (placed on wooden stretchers for canvases) and/or framed by a local framer.

Shipping / Handling:

• Handling time: 2–3 business days
• USA : UPS Express international delivery: 3-5 business days, tracked.
• Europe: EMS Standard international delivery: 10-20 days, tracked.
• Securely packaged in a reinforced protective box/tube
• Customs duties may apply depending on your location
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Materials used:

brush, palette knife, canvas.

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