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'Light' Abstract Painting & Art Prints

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'Light' Abstract Painting & Art Prints'LIGHT' is an abstract acrylic expressionism painting part of the Creative Liberation series, painted by Marina Papaspirou. The original painting is available to purchase. The artwork is also available in high quality archival giclee prints, in 4 sizes. ORIGINAL PAINTING Acrylics on watercolour paper (300gsm) Approx 30 x 30 cm Signed and dated on the back Signed certificate of authenticity Frame not included ART PRINTS Available in multiple sizes

'LIGHT' is an abstract acrylic expressionism painting part of the Creative Liberation series, painted by Marina Papaspirou.

The original painting is available to purchase. The artwork is also available  in high quality archival giclee prints, in 4 sizes.

    ORIGINAL PAINTING
    - Acrylics on watercolour paper (300gsm)
    - Approx 30 x 30 cm
    - Signed and dated on the back
    - Signed certificate of authenticity
    - Frame not included

    ART PRINTS
    - Available in multiple sizes
    - Archival giclee print on Hahnemüle German Etching paper (300gsm)
    - Frame not included

    About CREATIVE LIBERATION
    Each day, for 100 consecutive days Marina created an abstract painting that was inspired by a powerful word she associates with creative expression and inner freedom. Meditating on each word, each painting is an imprint of deep emotional release. The paintings are tactile, vibrant, sometimes 'dark' and emotionally charged.

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    For custom sizes, bespoke orders and commissions please contact Marina.

    ** Colours may vary slightly from on-screen viewings due to different screen configurations.


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