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Creeping Things and Fallen Roses is a large abstract expressionist painting measuring 139 x 104 x 3 cm. As Summer bows to the coming Winter, Autumn offers a respite to creeping, wild blooms. In a last salutation to Summer�s heat, wild roses, fragile in beauty but strong, uncivilized survivors dance in the glowing sunlight in a hidden corner of a forgotten garden. The air is crisp and the light is strong. Fewer hours of daylight remain and time is precious to these neglected plants. They strain toward the heat, dancing in their final days, unbroken and sublime. Colours explode in a grand finale of celebration that is summer. This abstract symphony of colour and movement is juxtaposed to the elegant butterflies that hover in the image. On entering a room where the painting is displayed the viewer is met by a screen of abstract colour and shape which gradually focuses to become a dazzling garden and then moves out of focus again to become colour and intrigue. My inspiration is the ever...

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....