Other details :
Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions :
76x83.5in
About this artwork
In this piece, I explore the tension between chaos and harmony, destruction and renewal. The swirling forms and vibrant palette evoke a world in flux—one where Nature, once sovereign, now struggles against the encroaching forces of human impact. The bleached coral at the center serves as a fragile sentinel, standing amid a storm of color and movement, symbolizing resilience in the face of environmental collapse. Each brushstroke is a gesture of urgency… and hope, a call to recognize our place within the natural world and the consequences of our actions. Ultimately, this painting is both a lament and a love letter—a visual meditation on what we stand to lose, and what we might still preserve.
Stephen Linsteadt expresses transformative themes on canvas through oil. His approach involves intentional brushstrokes, mindful of color, pattern and surprises in creation. His works act as bridges, balancing between conscious and unconscious realms, reflecting a deeply spiritual, introspective dialogue.
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