Original artwork description:

Dimensions: 16 x 20 inch 40.6 cm x 50.8 cm oil on canvas 380g, Acid-free, 100% unbleached cotton pre-primed.

Hand-signed at the bottom right corner and at the back of the painting.

Gloss Varnished

This is an original oil landscape painting

This is an original oil landscape painting inspired by the iconic view of Neist Point which is the most westerly point on the Isle of Skye.

Perched on the tip of the Duirinish peninsula, it overlooks Moonen Bay. These sheltered waters are one of the best places to see dolphins, whales, basking sharks and seabirds nesting in the cliffs of Waterstein Head. I fell in love with this dramatic view, and all I could think about was how peaceful it must be here. Painting cliffs and mountains is one of my obsessions recently; combining them with the beauty of the ocean brought a different kind of meaning to me.

Thinking about how deep the ocean is made me realise that people are like islands in a sea - we may appear separate from one another on the surface but we are connected underneath. This painting is about balance: human beings need stability and firmness just like mountains do; however, we also need freedom like oceans have - freedom from rules or conventions that hinder us from reaching our full potential as human beings. While mountains and cliffs represent stability and silence (they don't have any natural predators), oceans carry with them an unstoppable power - their vastness often reminds us of our own fragile mortality.

I use the highest-grade archival materials in creating this artwork to ensure that this painting is ready to withstand the ages. All of my Originals come with a Certificate of Authenticity.

The painting surface is protected with a coat of Gamvar varnish. The painting is unframed, it is wired in the back on the stretcher bars and ready to hang.

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Materials used:

oil paint, brush, palette knife, canvas, varnish

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