Dante Rivas built this fluid abstract painting from the top down, letting a ribbon of iridescent pearl paint fold and twist its way toward the bottom of the canvas. The folds shift between pearl white, soft violet and pale mint, edged with thin copper veins that catch the light. Heavy drips run off the lower edge, and scraped knife marks open the surface to show gleaming layers underneath.
Behind it all, quick strokes of violet and deep blue move across a dark navy ground, so the cascade seems to glow against the night. It reads like poured agate or veined marble, but it is all brush and palette knife, thick and tactile, part of the Fluid Agate and Bubbles collection.
This piece is for anyone who loves agate wall art and marble wall art with a looser, more painterly hand, and for collectors of abstract canvas prints who want texture they can almost feel from across the room. The tall shape makes it a natural pick if you are hunting for vertical abstract wall art.
Hang this canvas wall art in a narrow hallway, beside a tall window, or as bathroom canvas wall art where the cool navy and pearl tones feel calm and clean. It also works as modern abstract wall decor in a bedroom or reading nook that leans moody and quiet.