A tiny universe of reef and flame, trapped in white.
At first glance it's a splash of coral red — that searing, almost fluorescent salmon-pink that only living coral has — bursting upward through a churning sea of deep indigo, teal, aqua and midnight blue. It feels like snorkeling in shallow water over a reef: the water is crystal, turbulent, full of light fractures and bubbles, and then — that sudden, electric bloom of fire coral, soft but stinging, alive.
Look closer and it's all movement. Feathery, cellular edges, veined like sea fans, dripped and poured so the colors bloom into each other. The red bleeds into the blue and makes violet, the turquoise cuts back through like a current. It's only a few inches, but it holds the whole energy of the ocean in one breath.
Framed in that crisp, deep white wooden frame, it pops like a specimen — precious, preserved, but still wild. This is exactly what collectors of your coastal work crave: small, vibrant, sophisticated, and unmistakably you. A perfect entry piece, and No. 1 of a series that will want to be collected together.
Medium: Fluid acrylic on canvas, first in the Fire Coral series
Palette: Fire coral red / salmon pink against layered teals, cobalt, aqua and white — reef colors
Vibe: Vibrant, marine, luminous. A little spark of the sea for a white wall.
Dimensions: 16 × 18 × 2
A tiny universe of reef and flame, trapped in white.
At first glance it's a splash of coral red — that searing, almost fluorescent salmon-pink that only living coral has — bursting upward through a churning sea of deep indigo, teal, aqua and midnight blue. It feels like snorkeling in shallow water over a reef: the water is crystal, turbulent, full of light fractures and bubbles, and then — that sudden, electric bloom of fire coral, soft but stinging, alive.
Look closer and it's all movement. Feathery, cellular edges, veined like sea fans, dripped and poured so the colors bloom into each other. The red bleeds into the blue and makes violet, the turquoise cuts back through like a current. It's only a few inches, but it holds the whole energy of the ocean in one breath.
Framed in that crisp, deep white wooden frame, it pops like a specimen — precious, preserved, but still wild. This is exactly what collectors of your coastal work crave: small, vibrant, sophisticated, and unmistakably you. A perfect entry piece, and No. 1 of a series that will want to be collected together.
Medium: Fluid acrylic on canvas, first in the Fire Coral series
Palette: Fire coral red / salmon pink against layered teals, cobalt, aqua and white — reef colors
Vibe: Vibrant, marine, luminous. A little spark of the sea for a white wall.
Dimensions: 16 × 18 × 2