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-Painted in white, shades of blue and a hint of yellow

3 sizes available

48 x 20 , 3 canvases each 16 x 20"  
54 x 24 Inches 3 canvases each 18 x 24"  
60 x 28 inches 3 canvases each 20 x 28 inches 

This energetic artwork is a dynamic blue abstract painting, presented as a triptych, meaning it's a single image spread across three separate panels.

Visual Description and Composition

The dominant background color is a very deep, rich prussian blue , which immediately gives the piece a moody, nocturnal, or cosmic atmosphere. Splashes and streaks of a brighter, electric royal blue are scattered across the dark canvas, adding visual texture and depth, suggesting stars, spray, or distant movement.

The focal point is a continuous, sweeping line of white that travels across all three panels. This line is made up of solid strokes and dotted segments, weaving into large, looping, and swirling shapes. It evokes the feeling of speed, like a light trail captured in a long-exposure photograph, or a comet streaking through space.

A few small accents of bright orange (one drip on the left, one horizontal line across the center and right panels) provide a small burst of warm contrast against the cool blue and black tones.

Impression

This is a very modern and expressive piece, full of movement and dramatic contrast. The deep color palette and energetic white line work make it a striking blue abstract painting. It's a visually compelling and dynamic blue abstract painting that would make a strong focal point in a contemporary setting.

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-Media: Acrylic & plaster Support: Canvas (Stretched) on Wood Frame
- Painting Can Hang Vertical or Horizontal.
- No Framing Is Required.
-Artist: Stuart Wright Media: Acrylic Support: Canvas (Stretched) on Wood Frame
-hand signed on the back - not a poster , handmade & hand painted
- art gallery represented artist
- best quality paint is used

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