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Original Paintings, Reproduction Prints and iPad work › Light on the Lake

Light on the Lake

$2,500.00

Light On the Lake, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
22 x 28 inches

Light On the Lake captures the shifting brilliance of water at day’s edge. Horizontal bands of warm gold, coral, and pale green stretch across the surface, while vertical drips and reflections dissolve downward into saturated blues and teals. The painting is built through layered washes and gravity-driven marks, allowing color to settle, bleed, and refract like light across open water.

Dark horizontal gestures anchor the composition, suggesting shoreline or distant land, while the central field vibrates with reflected color. The surface remains active and alive — a record of light moving, breaking, and re-forming.

For collectors: A radiant, immersive work that brings depth, luminosity, and the expansive calm of northern water into a space.

Light On the Lake, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
22 x 28 inches

Light On the Lake captures the shifting brilliance of water at day’s edge. Horizontal bands of warm gold, coral, and pale green stretch across the surface, while vertical drips and reflections dissolve downward into saturated blues and teals. The painting is built through layered washes and gravity-driven marks, allowing color to settle, bleed, and refract like light across open water.

Dark horizontal gestures anchor the composition, suggesting shoreline or distant land, while the central field vibrates with reflected color. The surface remains active and alive — a record of light moving, breaking, and re-forming.

For collectors: A radiant, immersive work that brings depth, luminosity, and the expansive calm of northern water into a space.

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