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Wild Blue
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 14x18
Description:
Wild Blue is an original 14x18 acrylic painting from Debra K Art. Inspired by the untamed movement and ever-changing colors of water, this expressive abstract painting captures a sense of freedom and energy through layered shades of deep navy, cobalt, turquoise, aqua, and soft white.
Bold, intuitive brushwork and layered color create movement throughout the composition, evoking the feeling of water shifting, rolling, and moving freely. Rich blues blend with luminous highlights, creating depth and contrast while reflecting both the strength and beauty found in nature.
Wild Blue brings bold color and expressive movement into any space while maintaining a sense of connection to the water. Perfect for collectors who love blue abstract paintings, water-inspired artwork, and contemporary nature-inspired decor, this piece celebrates the wild, beautiful energy of the natural world.
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: Wild Blue
Size: 14x18 inches
Acrylic on canvas
Signed original painting
Expressive abstract artwork
Inspired by the movement, energy, and colors of water
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 in |
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