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Edge of Stillness
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size:12x12
Description:
Edge of Stillness is an original 12x12 acrylic and modeling paste painting on wood panel from Debra K Art’s Lake Washed Series. Inspired by the peaceful meeting point between water and shoreline, this textured abstract painting captures the quiet beauty and movement of Lake Michigan through layered shades of turquoise, deep blue, aqua, soft white, and warm golden sand tones.
Expressive palette knife work and dimensional texture create the feeling of waves gently shifting along the shoreline, while the contrast between vibrant water and earthy coastal hues evokes a sense of calm, reflection, and connection to nature. The composition balances movement and stillness, inviting the viewer to pause and experience the peaceful rhythm found at the water’s edge.
Perfect for collectors who love modern coastal artwork, textured abstract paintings, and lake-inspired contemporary decor, Edge of Stillness brings a serene yet expressive presence to any space. Details:
* Original artwork by Debra K Art
* Title: Edge of Stillness
* Size: 12x12 inches
* Acrylic and modeling paste on wood panel
* Signed original painting
* Part of the Lake Washed Series
* Inspired by the shoreline, movement, and colors of Lake Michigan
Additional information
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 in |
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