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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
31.5x23.6in
About this artwork
This abstract acrylic artwork on stretched canvas, rendered in subtle hues, depicts an imagined organic form. The soft colour palette and fluid lines suggest a natural yet otherworldly shape, inviting the viewer to interpret the piece as a reflection of growth, transformation, or the essence of life itself. This work was created using the plastic wrap technique (where plastic film is placed into watery acrylic paint) which produces interesting organic-seeming… forms. I set out to create an artwork in a pared-back colour palette, and the finished work suggested itself to me after the initial stage. This picture practically painted itself and pretty-much all in one sitting (which is unusual). The artwork is acrylic on stretched canvas and comes complete with a grey wooden floating frame ready to hang. The canvas is signed and a thin layer of varnish serves to protect against UV light and dust.
Alison Adams is a mixed-media artist based in the Cotswolds. She originally trained and worked as both a dentist and naturopath before embracing art full-time in her retirement. She intuitively combines acrylic paint and collage, exploring textures and layers with a whimsical, ever-evolving style that transforms natural forms into lively, sometimes fantastical creations. Her art radiates boldness and joy, aiming to uplift and energize viewers with its exploratory spirit.