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Rose Afterglow

YEAR:
SIZE:
2026
102 H x 102 W x 4 cm
MEDIUM:
Acrylic, Acrylic on canvas, Acrylic paint, Canvas
CATEGORY:
Painting
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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Lisa Carney is a Canadian contemporary abstract artist whose paintings explore the emotional connection between colour, landscape, and memory. Originally from Quebec's Gaspé Coast, she draws inspiration from the open fields, coastal horizons, and wild gardens of her childhood. Working intuitively with acrylics, she creates atmospheric compositions where delicate botanical gestures, layered textures, and unexpected colour combinations evoke a sense of freedom and tranquility. Her recurring drips symbolize roots, origins, and the passage of time. Both romantic and expressive, her paintings invite viewers to pause, breathe, and discover their own personal connection to the work. For Lisa, painting is much like singing a song with colour.

ARTWORK STORY

A luminous blush sky hovers above a richly layered garden of rose, burgundy, cream and fresh green. Fine splashes and delicate looping marks scatter across the surface, gradually giving way to a deep, velvety lower field. Created intuitively through layers of poured and applied acrylic paint, Rose Afterglow captures the warmth that lingers after the light begins to fade and the final glow of a garden at dusk.

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