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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
40.2x40.2in
About this artwork
A modern retro artwork with retro curves and lines, celebrating the bold interplay of colours and shapes. This piece radiates playful energy and balance, inviting you to feel its rhythm. It’s designed to enliven your space with joyful curiosity and a harmonious pulse that keeps your surroundings feeling fresh and alive.
Perfect for a contemporary interior, this unique artwork offers captivating depth with a vintage feel that adds energy, sophistication,… and style to your space.
Painted on a 18mm deep artist quality stretched canvas
Finished with protective Liquitex Professional Acrylic High Gloss Varnish
To create extra elegance this painting is sold with a white contemporary style floating frame
Delivered ready to hang with a unique hanging bracket
All edges are painted in a complementary colour
Signed and dated on reverse
Certificate of provenance included
Andrew Watt, a painter with a background in Graphic Design and Fine Art from the Northern School of Art, draws on over 25 years as a graphic designer and a decade as a professional artist. His work combines geometric and natural forms, employing abstract techniques with layers of colour, washes, and glazing inspired by Turner, Rothko, and Pollock. Through textured abstraction, he seeks to evoke the profound reality found in the contemplation of the ordinary, inviting viewers to experience the familiar in a deeply emotional and transformative way.