‘Three Sails’ (2023), 76cm x 76cm acrylic on canvas, oil pastel, chalk, pencil, graphite.
Three Sails was inspired by the feeling of movement—gliding forward, carried by something unseen. The title hints at sails catching the wind, maybe heading into something new, maybe drifting into calm. There’s a sense of direction here, but also mystery—like a journey you’re not quite sure where it’s headed, but you’re going anyway.
The deep ocean blues and emerald greens anchor the piece, while the bright hits of white and lime feel like light breaking through. You might spot the threeshapes that hint at sails, boats, or waves—but like any abstract work, it’s open to how you see it.
This painting is a quiet nod to freedom, exploration, and that open-sea kind of feeling when anything feels possible.
‘Three Sails’ (2023), 76cm x 76cm acrylic on canvas, oil pastel, chalk, pencil, graphite.
Three Sails was inspired by the feeling of movement—gliding forward, carried by something unseen. The title hints at sails catching the wind, maybe heading into something new, maybe drifting into calm. There’s a sense of direction here, but also mystery—like a journey you’re not quite sure where it’s headed, but you’re going anyway.
The deep ocean blues and emerald greens anchor the piece, while the bright hits of white and lime feel like light breaking through. You might spot the threeshapes that hint at sails, boats, or waves—but like any abstract work, it’s open to how you see it.
This painting is a quiet nod to freedom, exploration, and that open-sea kind of feeling when anything feels possible.
