Three works in acrylic, made under set conditions and offered together.
Hellebore - The movement runs cool, greens ranging through to a yellow-green, against a gold centre that bleeds outward into the surrounding flow rather than sitting apart from it. The heavier pigment sinks and holds while the lighter greens lift and streak. White cells cluster where the paint stalled and separated, densest through the lower petals. The conditions were set and the flow found its own edges — structured rather than accidental.
Amaryllis - Warm throughout: coral, scarlet and ochre pulled outward from a dense gold centre. The red holds more pigment than the surrounding flow, so it keeps its edge and breaks into fine channels while the paler tones thin and spread. The form opens unevenly, heavier on one side, closing to a narrow core. White cells sit across the surface where the layers separated as they moved.
Larkspur - Turns on the contrast between a warm gold centre and the violets and blues spreading from it. Channels of deep, intense purple run through the lighter lilac, marking where the denser paint travelled fastest. The colour thins toward the outer edges, some currents breaking into blue before they reach the ground. Fine speckle gathers in the paler passages, where the surface held less pigment and let the separation show.
Acrylic on canvas. Three works of 40 × 40 cm.
Original artwork. Varnished, ready to hang.
Ships to Ireland within 7 days. For international shipping, contact me directly.
Three works in acrylic, made under set conditions and offered together.
Hellebore - The movement runs cool, greens ranging through to a yellow-green, against a gold centre that bleeds outward into the surrounding flow rather than sitting apart from it. The heavier pigment sinks and holds while the lighter greens lift and streak. White cells cluster where the paint stalled and separated, densest through the lower petals. The conditions were set and the flow found its own edges — structured rather than accidental.
Amaryllis - Warm throughout: coral, scarlet and ochre pulled outward from a dense gold centre. The red holds more pigment than the surrounding flow, so it keeps its edge and breaks into fine channels while the paler tones thin and spread. The form opens unevenly, heavier on one side, closing to a narrow core. White cells sit across the surface where the layers separated as they moved.
Larkspur - Turns on the contrast between a warm gold centre and the violets and blues spreading from it. Channels of deep, intense purple run through the lighter lilac, marking where the denser paint travelled fastest. The colour thins toward the outer edges, some currents breaking into blue before they reach the ground. Fine speckle gathers in the paler passages, where the surface held less pigment and let the separation show.
Acrylic on canvas. Three works of 40 × 40 cm.
Original artwork. Varnished, ready to hang.
Ships to Ireland within 7 days. For international shipping, contact me directly.
