Deep Blue II - Abstract Expressionism
Acrylic on Canvas
21x17in
$1,810
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Bridget Bradley
Australia
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 20.7x16.7in
About this artwork
'Deep Blue I' by Bridget Bradley
Custom-made in Australia, Tasmanian Oak Float Frame
Premium canvas
'Deep Blue I' original abstract expressionism painting by Bridget Bradley was the first of two artworks, inspired by a drive along the Great Ocean Road and a day‑dream of sinking into a still, blue sea of consciousness. This painting, acrylic on canvas offers a quiet, immersive experience. Multiple layers of indigo, teal and cerulean generate depth… and fluid motion like gentile waves, while gestural white marks, applied with action‑painting cut through the surface like brief flashes of sunlight dancing across the water.
The work aims to balance restraint with texture, each layer adds nuance without overwhelming the viewer, encouraging a slow, contemplative look. 'Deep Blue I' delivers a modern, meditative take on the ocean’s vast calm, linking the outer landscape with an inner, introspective space. The artwork was exhibited in Melbourne and sold at exhibition.
Custom-made in Australia, Tasmanian Oak Float Frame
Premium canvas
'Deep Blue I' original abstract expressionism painting by Bridget Bradley was the first of two artworks, inspired by a drive along the Great Ocean Road and a day‑dream of sinking into a still, blue sea of consciousness. This painting, acrylic on canvas offers a quiet, immersive experience. Multiple layers of indigo, teal and cerulean generate depth… and fluid motion like gentile waves, while gestural white marks, applied with action‑painting cut through the surface like brief flashes of sunlight dancing across the water.
The work aims to balance restraint with texture, each layer adds nuance without overwhelming the viewer, encouraging a slow, contemplative look. 'Deep Blue I' delivers a modern, meditative take on the ocean’s vast calm, linking the outer landscape with an inner, introspective space. The artwork was exhibited in Melbourne and sold at exhibition.
Bridget Bradley
Australia
Bridget Bradley is a Contemporary Abstract Expressionist and an Illustrator, grounded in an art-focused education and endless self-experimentation. Her painting style is marked by immersive, textured canvases, intuitive gestures, and unpredictable layering, fusing bold colour and tactile marks in works sparked by deep emotion, memory and the world around her. As an illustrator, she typically hand-draws using graphite or ink on paper and experiments with a combination of analogue and digital, to create hybrid art. Bridget’s artworks radiate emotional depth and vitality, aiming to uplift, inspire, and forge a raw, intimate connection that lingers in the viewer’s memory.
