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Cascades Part A
£15.00
Cascades is a three part acrylic mixed media series of paintings. Each piece of the tryptic features deep crevasses and bold strokes evocative of cascades.
This series was inspired by the cascades at Blenheim Palace, where I would often visit while on my first maternity leave. Max (now 11) would sleep in the pram and I would watch the water flowing over the rocks. A time of peace amidst the chaos of early motherhood.
This piece is built through deliberate layering, controlled material application, and close attention to texture, surface tension, and visual balance.
The surface holds visible evidence of its making. Layers are applied, interrupted, partially concealed, and re‑worked, creating depth that can appear to alter by distance, light, and angle. It exists as an object as much as an image, designed to hold attention over time.
This original abstract painting is suitable for collectors seeking contemporary abstract art, textured artwork, and distinctive statement pieces for interiors. It works particularly well in domestic, studio, and professional environments where material richness and visual restraint are valued. The piece integrates naturally into modern, minimal, industrial, and character‑led interiors.
Created in the United Kingdom as part of an independent artist practice. This is not mass‑produced wall decor.
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Original Art & Fine Art Prints Handmade in Oxfordshire
I use a variety of materials in my process. From brushes and pallet knives to cardboard scraps and sticks. My work is largely acrylic paint, whichever brand I can get on offer, and my preffered mediums are either Windsor and Newton or Liquitex.
Once signed and varnished, I photograph my paintings in natural light and crop to standard print sizes, adjusting levels to ensure as accurate a match to the original as possible. Once exported I print on my inkjet Epson P-900 SureColour. Tis a sexy beast.
I print onto a variety of papers, including high gloss and watercolour. My larger prints use satin 260gsm and my extra large prints (A1 & A0) are handled by a top notch local third party printing service I've been working with for years.
