Artwork details
- Medium : Paper, Cardboard on Synthetic board , Cardboard Without Stand
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : Length: 20in, Height: 20in, Depth: 0.8in
About this artwork
Transport yourself to the serene shores of the South Coast of England with this exquisite sculptural relief artwork, inspired by cherished memories of coastal adventures.
This piece is a captivating tribute to the timeless beauty of the sea, where beachcombing for shells, pebbles, and driftwood was my beloved pastime.
Experience the allure of the ocean like never before with hand-moulded elements crafted from watercolour paper.
Each shell is… meticulously formed using papier-mâché, then delicately coloured with watercolours to capture their natural beauty.
Mounted on a tiny foam-board plinths, these elements come together to create a stunning and colourful, three-dimensional artwork.
"Beachcomber" provides a tangible connection to the tranquil moments I spent by the sea.
Perfect for those who cherish coastal memories or seek to bring a touch of oceanic elegance into their space.
This piece is a captivating tribute to the timeless beauty of the sea, where beachcombing for shells, pebbles, and driftwood was my beloved pastime.
Experience the allure of the ocean like never before with hand-moulded elements crafted from watercolour paper.
Each shell is… meticulously formed using papier-mâché, then delicately coloured with watercolours to capture their natural beauty.
Mounted on a tiny foam-board plinths, these elements come together to create a stunning and colourful, three-dimensional artwork.
"Beachcomber" provides a tangible connection to the tranquil moments I spent by the sea.
Perfect for those who cherish coastal memories or seek to bring a touch of oceanic elegance into their space.
Amanda Deadman
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Amanda Deadman, a painter and sculptor, intricately blends polymer clay, watercolour, and mixed media rooted in a rich academic background in art and design. She applies a variety of technique-intensive approaches, molding and firing clay, modeling paper mâché, and mixing media, yielding complex works that demonstrate her extraordinary patience and sense of relaxation. Deadman's art intoxicates, celebrating forms and colors of the natural world in beautifully perplexing ways that engage one's sense of curiosity and intrigue.