Original on canvas
An expressive original painting filled with movement, texture and atmosphere. Sweeping tones of crimson, soft pink, white and muted brown rise across the canvas, creating the impression of a dramatic horizon caught somewhere between sea and sky.
Layers of paint and sand give the surface a tactile, textured quality, while the softer passages of colour bring light and a sense of openness to the composition. Framed and ready to hang, Crimson Rising makes a striking focal point while retaining a calm, atmospheric presence.
Artwork Details
Oil on canvas | Framed
White Wooden Contemporary Frame
Textured finish with sand
Painted around sides
30 × 30cm
Signed and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity
Free UK delivery
International shipping quotes on request
Artist’s notes
Texture was an important part of the process of the painting. By working sand into the surface, I was able to build areas that feel almost weathered and elemental, giving the painting a physical connection to the landscape while still leaving the scene open to interpretation.
Original on canvas
An expressive original painting filled with movement, texture and atmosphere. Sweeping tones of crimson, soft pink, white and muted brown rise across the canvas, creating the impression of a dramatic horizon caught somewhere between sea and sky.
Layers of paint and sand give the surface a tactile, textured quality, while the softer passages of colour bring light and a sense of openness to the composition. Framed and ready to hang, Crimson Rising makes a striking focal point while retaining a calm, atmospheric presence.
Artwork Details
Oil on canvas | Framed
White Wooden Contemporary Frame
Textured finish with sand
Painted around sides
30 × 30cm
Signed and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity
Free UK delivery
International shipping quotes on request
Artist’s notes
Texture was an important part of the process of the painting. By working sand into the surface, I was able to build areas that feel almost weathered and elemental, giving the painting a physical connection to the landscape while still leaving the scene open to interpretation.
