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Andrew Stratford

Title: Quiet reach

In Quiet Reach, I’m drawn to the stillness of the shoreline at low tide, where land and sea seem to meet in a state of quiet uncertainty. The expansive sky opens the painting outwards, while the exposed foreground carries fragments of rock, sand and reflected light. I’ve used a restrained palette of muted blues, turquoise, ochre and earthy reds, allowing the colour to shift subtly across the surface.
Rather than describing a particular place, the painting is an attempt to capture the feeling of being there — the changing light, the openness of the horizon and the quiet tension between land, sea and sky.


Status: Available
Prints: Available as prints and cards
Kind: Painting
Size of artwork: 80cm x 80cm x 5cm
Style: Contemporary, Landscape
Media: Oil
Surface: Canvas
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      Title: Quiet reach

      In Quiet Reach, I’m drawn to the stillness of the shoreline at low tide, where land and sea seem to meet in a state of quiet uncertainty. The expansive sky opens the painting outwards, while the exposed foreground carries fragments of rock, sand and reflected light. I’ve used a restrained palette of muted blues, turquoise, ochre and earthy reds, allowing the colour to shift subtly across the surface.
      Rather than describing a particular place, the painting is an attempt to capture the feeling of being there — the changing light, the openness of the horizon and the quiet tension between land, sea and sky.

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