Acrylic on wooden panel | 61 × 45 cm
A New Life bursts with energy, motion, and fluidity. Painted in swirling shades of blue, teal, and white, this abstract artwork playfully explores the idea of beginnings and creation. The dynamic drips and splashes layered across the surface evoke the whimsical suggestion of swimming forms, sperm-like shapes in motion, bringing a bold twist of humour and symbolism to the piece.
This painting was created during my early experimental phase, using wooden panel and a mix of palette knife techniques and spontaneous poured gestures. It forms part of my In the Beginning Collection, and like the other early works, has been sealed on the back to prevent future warping due to moisture. A joyful, bold piece full of movement and vitality.
Archival varnish has been applied to protect the surface and ensure longevity.
Signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity.
The artist, Deborah Phillips, retains the copyright of the piece.
If you have any questions about this piece, please get in touch using the contact page.
Please note; All images are of a medium quality & have been watermarked for security purposes to prevent unlawful downloading.
Acrylic on wooden panel | 61 × 45 cm
A New Life bursts with energy, motion, and fluidity. Painted in swirling shades of blue, teal, and white, this abstract artwork playfully explores the idea of beginnings and creation. The dynamic drips and splashes layered across the surface evoke the whimsical suggestion of swimming forms, sperm-like shapes in motion, bringing a bold twist of humour and symbolism to the piece.
This painting was created during my early experimental phase, using wooden panel and a mix of palette knife techniques and spontaneous poured gestures. It forms part of my In the Beginning Collection, and like the other early works, has been sealed on the back to prevent future warping due to moisture. A joyful, bold piece full of movement and vitality.
Archival varnish has been applied to protect the surface and ensure longevity.
Signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity.
The artist, Deborah Phillips, retains the copyright of the piece.
If you have any questions about this piece, please get in touch using the contact page.
Please note; All images are of a medium quality & have been watermarked for security purposes to prevent unlawful downloading.
