Through the Birch Trees
Inkl. moms
£28.00
Storlek: (A5) 14.8 x 21 cm
Inramning: No Frame
Kant: No border
Inspired by an early spring roll and stroll through Strid Wood at Bolton Abbey in the Yorkshire Dales, this artwork captures a moment in time of woodland magic. Fresh green leaves dance in the light, bluebells emerge beneath the canopy and glimpses of the river shimmer between the silver trunks.
It invites you into the joy of noticing the small moments of beauty and light hidden within wild landscapes.
It invites you into the joy of noticing the small moments of beauty and light hidden within wild landscapes.
- 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
Catherine creates vibrant contemporary art inspired by wild landscapes - inner and outer - celebrating colour, connection and the extraordinary aliveness of the everyday.
Working with expressive colour, simplified forms and an intuitive sense of movement, she transforms familiar subjects into joyful, emotionally charged images.
From abundant florals and the open landscapes of Yorkshire to the wild within, her work finds beauty in both the everyday and the unexpected - inviting us to notice more, feel more and find moments of space and aliveness.
Read more about Catherine and her work over on the 'About' page.
www.catherineasta.com
Working with expressive colour, simplified forms and an intuitive sense of movement, she transforms familiar subjects into joyful, emotionally charged images.
From abundant florals and the open landscapes of Yorkshire to the wild within, her work finds beauty in both the everyday and the unexpected - inviting us to notice more, feel more and find moments of space and aliveness.
Read more about Catherine and her work over on the 'About' page.
www.catherineasta.com
