Joy Infusion
When the Earth Exhales Original Artwork in Acrylic and Alcohol Inks NZ Landscape
When the Earth Exhales Original Artwork in Acrylic and Alcohol Inks NZ Landscape
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When the Earth Exhales captures the hush of twilight as rolling hills settle into calm. This original artwork by Elizabeth Marshall uses alcohol and acrylic inks to layer lush tones of green, ochre, and shadowed blue, evoking the stillness of land breathing in the quiet of dusk. Part of the My Country series, this small-format piece is a contemplative homage to the New Zealand landscape—a perfect blend of abstract expression and natural reverence. Framed and ready to display, it invites peaceful reflection into your space. Ideal for lovers of minimal landscapes, nature-based interiors, and earthy tones.
Title: When the Earth Exhales
Series: My Country
Artist: Elizabeth Marshall
Size Framed 22cm x 22cm
Materials: Alcohol Inks and Acrylic Inks on Watercolour paper. Finished with an acrylic varnish and UV protectant.
Art will be posted in a flat, cardboard envelope.
Care Instructions: Best displayed out of direct sunlight.
Colour may vary depending on your device. Items are usually photographed under daylight and a ring light, but conditions vary. Please ask for more images if you would like to. The contact form is here.
Some images may use mock-ups to showcase the look and feel of the item—please check the listed measurements to ensure the perfect fit for your space before purchasing. Thankyou.
Meet the Artist
Elizabeth is a Dunedin-based artist, self-taught, and passionate about adding joy to every day, which is expressed through art. Layers of paint and medium are built up over the canvas to create volume and form. This approach gives rise to a sense of movement and life in the work that includes raised surfaces, dips, slopes, bumps, cracks and lumps. Please zoom in on the images provided to appreciate these aspects of the work.
While the artist attributes meaning to all her artworks, she is keen for the viewer to find their own happiness and meaning in the pattern, colour and texture.
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