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Life goes on No.2

Bea Schubert

2025 • Spain • Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas

24 x 47 in

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Bea Schubert

Spain

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Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 23.6x47.2in

About this artwork

This painting shows soft red and soft green shapes flowing gently over a light pastel peach background. The warm colors feel like the sun on your skin, and the green feels fresh and calm.

In the middle of the colors, you can see nature — two palm trees, cactus, an olive branch, and a cyca plant. They're all connected, like they’re growing from the same peaceful garden by the sea. These plants show the strong and beautiful spirit of Mediterranean… nature.

Even though life can be hard sometimes, this painting reminds us to keep going. The red shows strength and passion. The soft peach adds softness and care. And the green brings peace and hope.

"Life Goes On" is like a quiet reminder: don’t give up. Keep looking forward. The painting is inspired by the lyrics of the song Life goes on by Mhobold. You will find part of the text written on the painting.

Bea Schubert

Spain

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Experienced Artist
Art Fair Participant
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« I have made a clear decision: Art creation is strength and confidence for me. My art should be a hope for the viewer. »

The artist Bea Schubert lives and works today in Mallorca/Spain. Previously, she lived in the Canary Islands/Spain for over twenty years and spent eight years traveling the world. These experiences are reflected in their unique and colorful art.

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