Print: Evening clouds falling in the Arroscia Valley
£23.00
Størrelse: 50 x 50 cm
Indramning: No Frame
50 x 50 cms Print.
This is a view of mountains and hills to the North West of Pieve di Teco, Liguria, Italy. Each evening as the air cools, moisture plays its ritual of dressing the hills, singing a lullaby as night creeps over from the east. The original painting measured 100 x 100 cms and was completed in 2025.
This is a view of mountains and hills to the North West of Pieve di Teco, Liguria, Italy. Each evening as the air cools, moisture plays its ritual of dressing the hills, singing a lullaby as night creeps over from the east. The original painting measured 100 x 100 cms and was completed in 2025.
- 50 x 50 cms print.
- Acid- and lignin-free and made to last.
- The natural finish enhances vibrancy and depth.
- Textured matte surface that enhances depth without losing clarity.
- Handmade wooden frame from Italy.
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About the Artist
Lizzie O’Grady is an Isleworth-based artist working from her studio in Brentford. Selected to exhibit at the London Art Biennale 2025, she was also winner of the Richmond wildcard heat in Sky Arts - Landscape Artist of the Year, chosen from 50 competing artists.
Her graphic design background informs a practice that explores the relationship between the natural world and the built environment. Drawing on the structural languages of Futurism, Synchronism, and Cubism, she responds to the geometry of modernist and historical architecture and the shifting skies of West London. Through this ongoing engagement with her immediate surroundings, her work continues to evolve, balancing compositional precision with the energy of the landscape.
Her graphic design background informs a practice that explores the relationship between the natural world and the built environment. Drawing on the structural languages of Futurism, Synchronism, and Cubism, she responds to the geometry of modernist and historical architecture and the shifting skies of West London. Through this ongoing engagement with her immediate surroundings, her work continues to evolve, balancing compositional precision with the energy of the landscape.
