Ocean travels 144x208cm

A Karen Elzinga original painting. 144cm x 208cm unmounted rolled in a tube

Created using acrylic paint and fine art pens in the detailing this abstract painting by Kaz Elzinga is both vibrant and colourful making it an amazing addition to any large wall.

A large statement piece focusing the below and above ocean and seaside setting. Australia being known for its amazing beaches is a constant theme in Kaz Elzinga's work. 

Kaz Elzinga is a professional Australian artist selling work all around the world. The detaling in her work and work process slows down the number of paintings she produces each year with one painting taking months to produce. Her work is highly regarded in Australia. 

Her style is very original with etched back paint effects being added before artistic pen detailing is added, this provides a weathered boat type of appearance, the final 4 layers are a high gloss varnish that provides the painting with a modern comtemporary finish. Its incredibly unusual and looks gorgeous.

The work is painted using professional quality paints and pens on professional standard canvas for many many decades of enjoyment.

Acrylic painting on canvas, It comes rolled in a tube. 

Interior design tips for this piece
Because the painting is so vibrant and "busy" (in the best way possible), here is how to make it work in a real space:
Wall Color: Stick to gallery white, soft light grey, or a deep navy. A neutral backdrop prevents the room from feeling cluttered and lets the neon-adjacent colors pop.
Lighing: Use a wide-beam picture light or adjustable ceiling track lighting. Since the detail is so fine, you want even illumination across the full 208cm to avoid "hot spots."
Furniture Pairing: Keep the furniture beneath it simple. A mid-century modern leather sofa or a minimalist fabric couch in a solid tone (like charcoal or cream) will complement the complexity of the art without competing for attention.
Framing: For a piece this large, a thin black "floater" frame is ideal. It provides a clean border that separates the art from the wall without adding unnecessary bulk.