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Light Finding It's Way Back
“Light Finding Its Way Back” is a study in gentle re-emergence — where warmth builds quietly and strength returns softly.

Created as the light is beginning to shift and the first signs of spring are returning, this piece reflects renewal without urgency — like brighter mornings slowly stretching the day. It embraces restraint, allowing space and atmosphere to carry the work rather than overt intensity.

Layers of sage green, softened blush and warm earth tones move fluidly across the surface, allowing light to emerge gradually through translucent veils of paint. Anchored by deeper gestures at the base, the composition balances delicacy with grounding weight.

Created as the light began to shift and the first signs of spring returned, this piece reflects renewal without urgency — like brighter mornings slowly stretching the day. It embraces restraint, allowing space and atmosphere to carry the work rather than overt intensity.

“Light Finding Its Way Back” is a study in gentle re-emergence — where warmth builds quietly and strength returns softly.

Measurements are W60xH97.1cm unframed.

Please note this is a one of a kind artwork & the colours may vary from what you see on your screen.

Light Finding It's Way Back

£895.00Price

    Inspired by the quiet warmth of an evening sky, this atmospheric abstract landscape explores rich merlot, blush and deep crimson tones as they drift across the horizon. Layers of soft colour and subtle texture evoke the calm stillness of dusk, when the last light settles gently across the land. Not to mention the beautiful addition of texture throughout the painting.

    Grounded by a deep horizon line and balanced by an expansive sky, the painting carries both warmth and tranquillity. The palette reflects the deep, wine-coloured hues increasingly seen in contemporary interiors, bringing richness and depth while maintaining a soft, peaceful atmosphere.

    Please note this is a one of a kind artwork & the colours may vary from what you see on your screen.

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