Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, India Ink on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 13.8x31.5in
About this artwork
Manhattan, New York, USA
Intrigue, hope, perspective and horizon.
Morning fog or winter smog on the city of Manhattan in New York. The cityscape as seen from the rooftops of Brooklyn south west. The architecture grounding us in times when our orientation seems blurred. The cardinals of the compass rose reminding us of where we stand.
Acrylic and ink on high quality canvas. UV protective varnish finish. The artwork does not require a frame as the… painting continues around the sides of the canvas.
Artwork is signed on front of painting.
Ready to hang.
Intrigue, hope, perspective and horizon.
Morning fog or winter smog on the city of Manhattan in New York. The cityscape as seen from the rooftops of Brooklyn south west. The architecture grounding us in times when our orientation seems blurred. The cardinals of the compass rose reminding us of where we stand.
Acrylic and ink on high quality canvas. UV protective varnish finish. The artwork does not require a frame as the… painting continues around the sides of the canvas.
Artwork is signed on front of painting.
Ready to hang.
Kelly Allison
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Nature inspired and climate concerned. Through my work I record our emotional connection to the spaces that surround us, celebrating our landscapes and cultures. »
Kelly Allison's artistic inclination flourished during her design and architectural studies in Canada, the UK and Sweden. Originally from Vancouver, Canada she has been living abroad for many years, continues to travel extensively and today lives on the island of Corsica. This diverse cultural exposure, along with her current observations of the natural world, inform her artwork. She is particularly drawn to understanding and recording our emotional connections with our environments. Using nature's curves and village lines to tell her story, the result lies somewhere between figurative and abstract, mimicking the mix of tangible and intangible realities.