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Two panels, one blooming edge: Garden's Edge explores the line where a cultivated garden gives way to wild abandon. Hung side by side, the panels read as a single scene, with color and form flowing from one into the next. The contrast between order and wildness gives the pair a lively tension. Painted on cradleboard and ready to hang, the diptych works well over a sofa, bed, or console where a wider composition is needed.
Acrylic on cradleboard · two panels, 12 × 16 in each
Two panels, one blooming edge: Garden's Edge explores the line where a cultivated garden gives way to wild abandon. Hung side by side, the panels read as a single scene, with color and form flowing from one into the next. The contrast between order and wildness gives the pair a lively tension. Painted on cradleboard and ready to hang, the diptych works well over a sofa, bed, or console where a wider composition is needed.
Acrylic on cradleboard · two panels, 12 × 16 in each