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Walk in the woods

Stacy N

2018 • United States • Acrylic, Oil on Canvas

48 x 48 in

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Stacy N

United States

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 48x48in

About this artwork

Inspired by a walk in the woods as a kid. We moved from Michigan and were missing the season changes, so my parents took us to see the fall colors. We walked miles and miles for hours without seeing any colors at all, just grey and dismal. I was sure my dad was full of it as he kept saying we will see something soon. When hope was just about lost, we came upon a single tree in the middle of the woods that was covered in the most vibrant pink, leaves… also covered the ground around it. We were all in awe and hope was regained as we played in its natural beauty. My reminder to keep going as surprises are always around, just need to keep moving to find them. I hope a pink tree is found in your path today.

Stacy N

United States

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Experienced Artist
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« Imagine yourself and let it begin. »

Stacy N is an American artist whose paintings have been widely exhibited in the United States. Her abstract pieces often convey landscapes, which she describes as "unrecognizable places that the mind's eye can get lost in". Whereas, N considers her figurative compositions as conversation pieces. The ties that bind her art is that there is rarely a focal point and her lines are never straight, because, as she puts it, "so is life".

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