$620.00
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Where the Water Meets
Medium: Acrylic and modeling paste on canvas
Size: 24x30
Description:
Where the Water Meets is an original 24x30 acrylic and modeling paste painting from Debra K Art. Inspired by the powerful beauty of water meeting the shoreline, this textured abstract painting captures the energy and movement of rolling waves through layered shades of deep navy, cobalt, turquoise, and crisp white contrasted against warm, earthy shoreline tones.
Expressive palette knife work and dimensional texture create a sense of constant motion, as waves rise, break, and move across the surface. The composition balances bold, turbulent blues with rich natural tones, evoking the strength, beauty, and ever-changing nature of the water.
Where the Water Meets brings the energy of the shoreline into any space while still feeling grounded and connected to nature. Perfect for collectors who love textured abstract paintings, water-inspired artwork, and contemporary nature-inspired decor, this piece celebrates the powerful beauty found where water and land come together.
Currently on Display at Evolve Spa. This original painting is currently on display at Evolve Spa in New Buffalo, Michigan. If you are visiting the spa, you’re invited to experience the artwork in person. The painting is available for purchase online and will be marked as sold once purchased.
Details:
Original artwork by Debra K Art
Title: Where the Water Meets
Size: 24x30 inches
Acrylic and modeling paste on canvas
Signed original painting
Textured abstract artwork
Inspired by the movement, energy, and beauty of water meeting the shoreline
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 in |
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