Original artwork description:

Introducing "Black Reflection" by the artist Neil Wrynne – a captivating painting that beckons you to immerse yourself in the enigmatic depths of its intricate narrative.

Inspired by the mystical reflections of a dark tree, "Black Reflection" transports you to the tranquil shores of a serene lake. Picture it: the tree's looming trunk and branches, stretching out across the glistening water, their essence fragmented by the gentle dance of liquid ripples. This is where Neil Wrynne's journey began, where the idea of "Black Reflection" was born.

Measuring 57cm x 38cm, this watercolour on paper creation, with its dominant shades of black, white, and grey, "Black Reflection" is graced with a dash of passionate red. This striking composition falls under the category of 'abstract landscape,' where Neil thrives in showcasing the elusive beauty of nature.

Neil's contemporary approach to watercolour allows the medium to flow and express itself freely, a collaboration between artist and nature. As the watercolour subtly mingles with the paper, it breathes life into the scene, turning it into an ever-evolving story that you become part of. It's a testament to the marriage of technical skill and artistic intuition, an exquisite blend of control and chaos.

Rest assured, the materials used are of the highest quality, a reflection of the artist's commitment to excellence. The artwork is unframed, allowing you the creative freedom to choose a presentation that suits your style. With your purchase, you'll also receive a signed certificate of authenticity, validating the uniqueness of your investment.

It will be shipped flat in sturdy packaging to protect it during its journey to your home. Please note that any customs duties are the responsibility of the purchaser.

"Black Reflection" is more than a painting; it's an invitation to a journey into the unknown, a personal connection with nature's secrets. Let "Black Reflection" whisper its story into your heart and adorn your life with its emotive allure.

Materials used:

Watercolor paint

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