$120.00
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Washed Into Being
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size:12x12
Description:
Washed Into Being is an original 12x12 acrylic and modeling paste painting on wood panel from Debra K Art’s Lake Washed Series. Inspired by the power, movement, and transformation found along the shores of Lake Michigan, this textured abstract painting blends layered shades of deep navy, cobalt, turquoise, soft aqua, and luminous white with warm golden shoreline tones.
Created with expressive palette knife work and heavy texture, the painting captures the feeling of waves shaping the shoreline over time—revealing beauty through movement, erosion, and renewal. Sweeping motion throughout the composition evokes water in constant motion, while the glowing shoreline adds warmth, grounding, and light.
Washed Into Being explores the idea that transformation often happens gradually, shaped by experience, time, and nature itself. This contemporary lake-inspired artwork brings both energy and calm into a space and is perfect for collectors who love textured abstract paintings, modern coastal art, and nature-inspired contemporary decor.
Details:
* Original artwork by Debra K Art
* Title: Washed Into Being
* Size: 12x12 inches
* Acrylic and modeling paste on wood panel
* Signed original painting
* Part of the Lake Washed Series
* Inspired by the movement, texture, and shoreline of Lake Michigan
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 in |
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