Shoreline Echo

This art painting presents a striking interplay of earth, water, and atmospheric light, expressed through textured layers of marble powder, slaked lime, and mixed-media acrylics. The surface reveals a rich vertical movement, as though geological sediment and cascading water have merged into a single visual rhythm.

The upper portion glows with pale tones—soft greys and white—suggesting a sky veiled in diffuse light. Beneath it, deep blues and muted turquoise tones mingle with touches of gold and earthy brown, creating a band of colour that resembles a distant shoreline or the shifting surface of a lake stirred by wind. The pigments settle into the textured structure in unpredictable ways, giving the piece a sense of natural erosion and depth.

Toward the lower section, the textures become more pronounced. Long, vertical traces run downward like weathered stone, washed cliffs, or tree bark exposed to time. The combination of materials gives the canvas a tactile presence, and the 4 cm depth enhances its sculptural quality on the wall.

The overall impression is atmospheric and meditative—a landscape abstracted into mood and movement, both grounded and quietly expansive.