Acrylic Painting on Canvas, Abstract Wall Art

Titled "Where Are The Stars?", this colorful, abstract artwork is a 30" x 40" horizontal acrylic painting, original and one of a kind painted in the New Mexico studio of Thomas Hill. It is hand-signed and dated both on the front and the back.

The artwork is a painting, prominently featuring abstract elements. The background is textured with shades of green and yellow, showing variations in intensity and brush strokes, which gives the appearance of having depth and movement. Over this background are red and blue organic lines, crossing the canvas horizontally and vertically in an irregular grid-like pattern. These lines are not rigidly straight, adding to the painting's abstract nature. Anchored in the center is a yellow-orange sphere with visible strokes giving it a striped pattern. The sphere is partially obscured by the red and blue lines, which creates a sense of depth, as if the sphere is sitting behind a lattice or is enmeshed within the grid. Overall, the painting has a dynamic and colorful composition, utilizing both geometrical and organic elements to create an engaging visual narrative.

High quality acrylic paints are used on a 1 1/2" deep gallery wrapped, quality 10 ounce thick cotton duck canvas. Stretched on a reinforced wooden frame, this gallery wrapped canvas is splined and stapled on the back and painted on all sides to reveal a wraparound painting that requires no framing.

Ready to hang unframed and coming with all hanging hardware attached, it is archival, permanent, will last for decades and is an exceptional value for an original art piece.

This original artwork would make a spectacular addition to your home or business, and also makes a great gift.

Thomas Hill retains the copyright to this work of art.

Because of it's size, this can only ship within the U.S. via USPS Priority Mail.