Kirsty Wain (XX) - Azul Olive III by Kirsty Wain (2026) - No Reserve

Artist: Kirsty Wain Title: Azul Olive III Medium: Watercolour on 300gm heavy paper Signature: Hand-signed and dated "Wain 2026" on the lower right Overall Dimensions: 38.5 x 49 cm Condition: Excellent / New direct from artist's studio Unframed (includes a 1 cm white border for easy framing) Azul Olive III is a captivating contemporary watercolour painting by British artist Kirsty Wain, known for her expressive Mediterranean landscapes and bold Fauvist palette. Rooted in the sun-drenched flora of Spain where the artist lives and works, this work features a majestic, ancient olive tree rendered in striking hues of cobalt, electric blue, violet, and deep plum. Wain reimagines the natural world through rhythmic line work, swirling bark textures, and dynamic brushstrokes that imbue the scene with vitality, motion, and serene energy. The artwork is executed on high-quality 300gm watercolour paper and features a clean 1 cm white border around the perimeter, making it ready and easy to mount and frame to your personal preference. Condition: Excellent original condition Please note: Any images showing the artwork framed are mock-ups for illustration purposes; the painting is sold unframed. This artwork has a 1 cm white border to allow for framing in a window mount / pexiglass or glass frame. A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) signed by Kirsty Wain will be included. Shipped with tracked and signed service. Frame not included About the Artist Kirsty Wain is a British painter currently living and working in Spain. Deeply connected to the Mediterranean landscape, her work offers an expressive, emotive interpretation of the surrounding environment. Drawing strong inspiration from Post-Impressionism and the bold colour theory of Fauvism, Wain uses vibrant hues, textured application, and fluid line work to capture the intrinsic energy, spirit, and light of a location. Her paintings, frequently focused on ancient olive groves, hillside pines, and sweeping terrains—seek to translate fleeting personal moments and deep emotional ties to place directly onto the canvas. Wain’s distinct visual language continues to gain international visibility, and her paintings are held in private collections around the world. ´ I love colour. I love nature. I love art. Together, they are my language. ´ K Wain 2025 Artist Profile & Education Background: British contemporary landscape painter based in Spain, combining her artistic practice with a long-standing career in art education. Current Role: Head of Arts at International College, Costa Blanca, Spain Education: 1999–2000: PGCE in Art & Design, University of Central England, Birmingham, UK. 1995–1998: BA (Hons) Art, Design, & Media (Visual Studies), University of Portsmouth, UK. Key Recognition & Press 2026: Semi-Finalist, Tartget Painting Prize (Madrid, Spain). 2025: Featured artist interview in ArtDependence Magazine: "Kirsty Wain: Reimagining Nature through Colour, Rhythm and Serenity." 2014: Featured in the publication On Landscape: 41 Landscape & Portrait Artists. Exhibition History Recent & Current (2025–2026) 2026: HerStory, Manhattan Arts International (Curated Online Exhibition). 2026: Common Ground, Larry Gallery (Kortrijk, Belgium) — Group show featuring olive and pine woodland studies. 2025: Flowers & Leaves, Aurum Gallery (Altea, Spain). 2025: Albir Gallery Summer Festival (Alicante, Spain). Selected Past Exhibitions 2023–2024: Regeneration, Hansard Studio (London, UK). 2023: Spring Exhibition, Gallery 151 (Estepona, Málaga, Spain). 2022: Summer Expo & Winter Collective, Gallery 151 (Estepona, Málaga, Spain). 2022: Summer Exhibition, Sotogrande Port (Málaga, Spain). 2021: Being with Trees, Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery (Gibraltar). 2013–2014: ESCAPE (Solo Exhibition) & On Landscape, Malvern (Worcestershire, UK). 2013: Parallax Art Fair (Chelsea, London, UK). 2009–2011: Group Exhibitions, Hadfield Fine Art (Cheltenham, UK). 1998: Cubitt Gallery (King's Cross, London, UK).

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