Driftwood No. 2 - Original
Original painting
ORIGINAL ARTWORK
Acrylic on Panel
Art Size: 12" w x 9" h
Frame Size: 13" w x 10" h x .5" d
Soft, fluid layers of neutral grays combined with white tones drift across each panel, creating a sense of spacious calm. Like driftwood, each piece carries the quiet traces of time and movement, shaped into something organic and enduring. Gentle washes and airy, modern serenity evoke earth without weight—natural forms refined by water and motion.
This original is framed in a crisp white wood moulding. Signed on the back and ready to hang vertically or horizontally.
Pairs beautifully with “Driftwood No. 1”.
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This original has found its home
If you love this piece, Julia can create a commission in a similar palette and size.
From the studio
“I can fall madly in love with the sparkle from the edge of a gold glass vase, or obsess over the texture of a stone found along a walk. As a way to hold onto these bits of beauty, I started creating art.”
— Julia Contacessi
