Creeping Beauty - DETAIL #2 Acrylic Print

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Creeping beauty is a large, abstract expressionist work measuring 138 x 104 x 3 cm. In the furthest corner of the garden, hidden beneath the trees grows a patch of ground, wild and free. Dark, kept in the shade with sunlight dazzling in the distance, grow flowers unkempt and wild. Straining to catch remnants of light, fighting for their right to live, these flowers are not the preened, trimmed floral works on display, they are natures true survivors. This is my inspiration for this work. In painting it I have tried to capture the wild and tough spirit of these neglected plants by keeping the paint loose and free flowing and concentrating on the colour and play of light in my imaginary garden. The painting is finished with a satin varnish and the boxed edges are painted black. It is ready to hang.

Email manberry1@gmail.com for original, artwork www.angiewrightart.com Angie Wright (b.1973 UK) Angie Wright is an established artist working primarily in acrylic. She employs bold use of colour woven into abstract expressionist landscapes to produce original and striking paintings. An accomplished fine portrait artist Angies true passion is in colour and how arrangement of colour can produce a different emotional experience of art. I love the way colour flows and how colours can jar or soothe the eye, juxtaposed to bold colour choice I find intrigue in paintings with fine art details and suggestion. I want to create paintings which draw the viewer in, which makes them stop and then see more than the initial abstract form and colour....