Teal Falls

I love watching paint fall down the canvas, like a waterfall made of acrylic. The thicker textures start at the top of the composition and become thinner and more diluted with water as it falls to the bottom. The white spots throughout might suggest subtle moments of stars. And it is embellished with silver leafing for extra texture and luxury.

This work features a dynamic and changing color effect with thick brushstrokes, predominantly in deep blue-green gradient colors. There is a significant use of blue and white, with white spots appearing on the surface, which could resemble spots or stains. The overall feeling evoked by the painting is similar to observing a waterfall with a sense of movement and depth being conveyed through the varied hues of blue. The brushwork appears intentional yet free-form, contributing to the energy and liveliness of the artwork.