$120.00
1 in stock
Rooted in Courage
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size:12x12
Description:
Rooted in Courage is a 12x12 original mixed media painting on canvas, created with acrylic paint and authentic brick fragments collected from the shores of Lake Michigan. This expressive floral artwork explores the connection between growth and grounding, blending natural texture with intuitive, nature-inspired design.
Vibrant yellow and soft pink flowers emerge from layered greens and teals, brought to life through loose, expressive brushstrokes that create movement and depth. The blooms feel organic and unfolding, capturing the essence of transformation and new beginnings.
Along the base of the composition, pieces of Lake Michigan brick form a textured foundation, adding both visual interest and a meaningful sense of place. These natural elements symbolize how courage is often rooted in what grounds us, our experiences, memories, and connection to the world around us.
Part of Debra Kraska’s Courage in Bloom series, this original floral painting reflects themes of creative bravery, personal growth, and the quiet strength it takes to begin something new. This piece is ideal for collectors seeking unique, nature-inspired wall art with texture, story, and emotional depth.
Details:
Original, one-of-a-kind painting
Varnished and sealed for protection
Signed
Comes ready to hang
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 in |
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