Hope on the Horizon: "Dockside"
A mesmerizing combination of laughter, sea salt, and summer haze fill the bay with a sense of ease and joy. Here, adventure and peace are felt at the same time. Balance is restored dockside. Madeleine Point.
Acrylic on 20x20x1.5” gallery wrapped canvas, “Dockside” is framed in a maple wood floater frame, wired and ready to hang. Bring that laughter, sea salt and summer haze felt “Dockside” into your home all year round.
Created as part of the “Hope on the Horizon” Collection.
The light and hope found along that horizon line pull me inward. Capturing it in paint, I feel passion and humility at the same time. That place where the deep blue waters meet the expansive skies invites peaceful reflection.
In this collection, my eyes, hands, interpretation, emotion and perspective are translated onto canvas through mixing of paint, tones that speak of a place where grief softens, where differences are met with love, where time fades into eternity, where conflict resolves, where balance is restored, where anxiety melts and true emotions are processed.
My intentions were to create a body of work that captures the unconditional love and healing that rises along these horizon lines. Go ahead, take a look.
The horizon line is the balancing point. When things feel off-kilter externally in this world or inner turbulence takes a turn inward, step aside from the to-dos and screens and step outside. Take a moment to gaze at that pine-lined horizon line in the distance or that soft line your eye draws where the sky meets the sea. Maybe, just maybe, healing time spent outdoors, on the quiet shores of Maine, truth can be heard, prayers can be answered, and peace can be restored. Here, I share the hope I find on the horizon and offer that feeling in paint to you.
To purchase, add to cart and select “large painting” as the shipping option at checkout (unless you are local and can pick up).
Most of all, thank you. I have so much gratitude for you being here, a part of this community, and for supporting my work. Thank you,
xo, Angela
A mesmerizing combination of laughter, sea salt, and summer haze fill the bay with a sense of ease and joy. Here, adventure and peace are felt at the same time. Balance is restored dockside. Madeleine Point.
Acrylic on 20x20x1.5” gallery wrapped canvas, “Dockside” is framed in a maple wood floater frame, wired and ready to hang. Bring that laughter, sea salt and summer haze felt “Dockside” into your home all year round.
Created as part of the “Hope on the Horizon” Collection.
The light and hope found along that horizon line pull me inward. Capturing it in paint, I feel passion and humility at the same time. That place where the deep blue waters meet the expansive skies invites peaceful reflection.
In this collection, my eyes, hands, interpretation, emotion and perspective are translated onto canvas through mixing of paint, tones that speak of a place where grief softens, where differences are met with love, where time fades into eternity, where conflict resolves, where balance is restored, where anxiety melts and true emotions are processed.
My intentions were to create a body of work that captures the unconditional love and healing that rises along these horizon lines. Go ahead, take a look.
The horizon line is the balancing point. When things feel off-kilter externally in this world or inner turbulence takes a turn inward, step aside from the to-dos and screens and step outside. Take a moment to gaze at that pine-lined horizon line in the distance or that soft line your eye draws where the sky meets the sea. Maybe, just maybe, healing time spent outdoors, on the quiet shores of Maine, truth can be heard, prayers can be answered, and peace can be restored. Here, I share the hope I find on the horizon and offer that feeling in paint to you.
To purchase, add to cart and select “large painting” as the shipping option at checkout (unless you are local and can pick up).
Most of all, thank you. I have so much gratitude for you being here, a part of this community, and for supporting my work. Thank you,
xo, Angela
A mesmerizing combination of laughter, sea salt, and summer haze fill the bay with a sense of ease and joy. Here, adventure and peace are felt at the same time. Balance is restored dockside. Madeleine Point.
Acrylic on 20x20x1.5” gallery wrapped canvas, “Dockside” is framed in a maple wood floater frame, wired and ready to hang. Bring that laughter, sea salt and summer haze felt “Dockside” into your home all year round.
Created as part of the “Hope on the Horizon” Collection.
The light and hope found along that horizon line pull me inward. Capturing it in paint, I feel passion and humility at the same time. That place where the deep blue waters meet the expansive skies invites peaceful reflection.
In this collection, my eyes, hands, interpretation, emotion and perspective are translated onto canvas through mixing of paint, tones that speak of a place where grief softens, where differences are met with love, where time fades into eternity, where conflict resolves, where balance is restored, where anxiety melts and true emotions are processed.
My intentions were to create a body of work that captures the unconditional love and healing that rises along these horizon lines. Go ahead, take a look.
The horizon line is the balancing point. When things feel off-kilter externally in this world or inner turbulence takes a turn inward, step aside from the to-dos and screens and step outside. Take a moment to gaze at that pine-lined horizon line in the distance or that soft line your eye draws where the sky meets the sea. Maybe, just maybe, healing time spent outdoors, on the quiet shores of Maine, truth can be heard, prayers can be answered, and peace can be restored. Here, I share the hope I find on the horizon and offer that feeling in paint to you.
To purchase, add to cart and select “large painting” as the shipping option at checkout (unless you are local and can pick up).
Most of all, thank you. I have so much gratitude for you being here, a part of this community, and for supporting my work. Thank you,
xo, Angela
