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An abstract seascape dominated by deep green, blue, teal, aqua and white. Painted in encaustic embellished with oil stick and pearlized powdered pigment, the intricacies in the details are the result of my process of fusing the hot pigment-rich wax (strengthened by damar resin) a number of times with both a butane torch and a heat lamp, the heat lamp being the final touch after carving deeply into the many-layered surface. It's the oil in the oil sticks and the powdered pigment split apart and flowing into the melted wax, separated by thermal and air currents that creates what looks like an aerial scene or an image of the Earth from satellite, although, of course, this is not representational, but rather a re-creation using the same forces that formed our planet in the first place. This is my way of honoring the natural beauty of the Earth. Signed and dated on the back, this work ships with a digitally-registered Certificate of Authenticity.

Materials used:

encaustic paint, powdered pigment, oil stick on cradled panel

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#abstract #blue #seascape #ocean #clouds #waves #aqua #deep green #earth from space 

Where the Wild Waves Reign (2014)

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by Gray Jacobik

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  • Painting on Panel / Board / MDF
  • One of a kind artwork
  • Size: 60.96 x 60.96 x 6.35cm (unframed) / 60.96 x 60.96cm (actual image size)
  • Ready to hang
  • Signed on the back
  • Style: Organic
  • Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky

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An abstract seascape dominated by deep green, blue, teal, aqua and white. Painted in encaustic embellished with oil stick and pearlized powdered pigment, the intricacies in the details are the result of my process of fusing the hot pigment-rich wax (strengthened by damar resin) a number of times with both a butane torch and a heat lamp, the heat lamp being the final touch after carving deeply into the many-layered surface. It's the oil in the oil sticks and the powdered pigment split apart and flowing into the melted wax, separated by thermal and air currents that creates what looks like an aerial scene or an image of the Earth from satellite, although, of course, this is not representational, but rather a re-creation using the same forces that formed our planet in the first place. This is my way of honoring the natural beauty of the Earth. Signed and dated on the back, this work ships with a digitally-registered Certificate of Authenticity.

Materials used:

encaustic paint, powdered pigment, oil stick on cradled panel

Tags:
#abstract #blue #seascape #ocean #clouds #waves #aqua #deep green #earth from space 
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Artist Statement: I am a professional artist whose practice is varied for I love working in different media: oil on linen or aluminum (ACM), acrylic on canvas or panel,... Read more

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