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About the Artwork
This layered abstract painting by Malcolm Tate opens his Tidal Strata triptych. Long vertical strokes of teal, cobalt and sage fall down the canvas like rain, stacked in translucent strips so the colors show through one another. Thin drips run off the bottom of the strokes, and fine threads of metallic gold slip between a few of them.
Malcolm builds the surface slowly. Raised ridges of cream paint, laid on like a palette knife abstract painting, sit on top of the washes and catch the light. The deepest marks lean toward navy on the left side, which is why it works as navy blue abstract wall art too, before the palette softens into pale sage and open white on the right.
It suits anyone who wants teal abstract wall art that feels calm rather than loud, or sage green abstract art with a little shimmer. If you like coastal abstract wall art but don't want a literal beach scene, the rain and water feel of this piece gets you there quietly.
Hang this canvas wall art on the left of the other two Tidal Strata panels over a sofa or bed, or let it stand alone in a narrow hallway, a bathroom or a reading corner. The tall vertical lines make a low ceiling feel a bit higher, and the white ground keeps a small room bright.
This layered abstract painting by Malcolm Tate opens his Tidal Strata triptych. Long vertical strokes of teal, cobalt and sage fall down the canvas like rain, stacked in translucent strips so the colors show through one another. Thin drips run off the bottom of the strokes, and fine threads of metallic gold slip between a few of them.
Malcolm builds the surface slowly. Raised ridges of cream paint, laid on like a palette knife abstract painting, sit on top of the washes and catch the light. The deepest marks lean toward navy on the left side, which is why it works as navy blue abstract wall art too, before the palette softens into pale sage and open white on the right.
It suits anyone who wants teal abstract wall art that feels calm rather than loud, or sage green abstract art with a little shimmer. If you like coastal abstract wall art but don't want a literal beach scene, the rain and water feel of this piece gets you there quietly.
Hang this canvas wall art on the left of the other two Tidal Strata panels over a sofa or bed, or let it stand alone in a narrow hallway, a bathroom or a reading corner. The tall vertical lines make a low ceiling feel a bit higher, and the white ground keeps a small room bright.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
A hospital recliner sits in the corner of my studio, green vinyl, with a lever that never quite brings it back up. I found it at a surplus sale. Visitors sit in it and go quiet, which is the point. The yellow and grey paintings are meant to be seen from exactly that angle, a little tired, a little tilted back, waiting on news.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!
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