Rebecca Lyons built this hillside one knife stroke at a time. Curving terraces step down a rounded slope like contour lines on a map, each edge a thick sweep of sage and taupe paint. Morning mist pools in the valley below, and thin lines of gold catch the rims of the highest terraces where the light hits first.
It's a textured semi-abstract piece, so the closer you stand, the more you see the ridges, scrapes and layered paint. Step back and it becomes a quiet landscape again. As large statement wall art, it holds a wall without shouting, and it reads as textured abstract wall art just as much as a scene.
This one is for people who like earth tone abstract wall art with a sense of place: soft, serene wall art that rewards a second look. The muted palette of cream, olive and warm brown pairs easily with wood, linen, stone and brass.
As large horizontal wall art, it suits a long sofa wall, a hotel lobby, a restaurant dining room or a calm reception area. Hang this canvas wall art as large living room wall art above a low console, or use it as calm wall art in a spa or a quiet bedroom.