Meryl Grasa - Acantilado

MATY presents the original work titled: Cliff of 2026, with dimensions 110 x 80 cm, hand-signed and sold directly from the artist's studio in Spain. The piece is in perfect condition and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. The work is shipped rolled and protected in a tube, and shipping is carried out within three business days after purchase. The Maquettes and the assemblies of the work were made with AI. Immerse yourself in the raw force of nature with this striking original acrylic painting. The piece captures a dramatic moment on the coast, where the fury of the sea relentlessly clashes against the immensity of a steep cliff. Composition and Style: The composition divides the scene diagonally. On the left, the water comes to life in cerulean, turquoise and white tones, with gestural and impasto brushstrokes that convey the chaotic movement of the waves breaking. On the right, the dark, textured mass of the cliff anchors the image, showing depth and solidity that contrast with the turbulence of the ocean. At the top of the promontory, almost lost in the distance under a stormy and leaden sky, a small solitary figure dressed in yellow stands out as a focal point of vulnerability and human resilience against the overwhelming scale of the landscape. Technique: The artist has employed a spatula technique and thick brushstrokes allowing the acrylic paint to accumulate and create real reliefs. This not only emphasizes the texture of the rock and the foam, but adds a tactile dimension to the work, inviting the viewer to feel the roughness of the stone and the freshness of the sea air. Color Palette: Cool grays, intense blues and deep blacks dominate, speckled by the dark greens of vegetation on the edge of the cliff and the vibrant touch of yellow on the figure. Condition: The work is in excellent condition, freshly out of the studio. It is ready to hang, with the edges painted following the aesthetic of the scene, eliminating the need for framing.

Utropspris:SEK 3,361.06

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