This is an original abstract Artwork created by Leonard Matte.
This work is created with Acrylic paints on a Double Beveled Gallery Canvas.
The painting depicts a rocky river flowing through a lush forest.
The scene composition is centered on the river's rapid current, with rocks of varying sizes positioned throughout. The foreground and middle ground are dominated by the river's texture and movement. The river's surface is a mix of light and dark greens, blues, and whites, showing the force of the water. The background features a dense forest of shades of green, suggesting a natural setting. The painting's composition focuses on the dynamic interplay of light and shadow, creating a sense of depth and movement. The elements are well-organized, creating a visual narrative.
The key subjects are the river, rocks, and trees. The river is the central focus, with its water flowing over and around the rocks. The rocks are various shades of gray and brown, and their shapes and textures are clearly defined. The trees in the background are painted in shades of green and brown, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The brushstrokes emphasize the movement of the water and the texture of the trees.
The artistic medium is Acrylic, with the artist employing a unique approach. The application of color is delicate and subtle, creating a soft and diffused quality. The technique uses varied brushstrokes and color mixing, showing control over the materials. Color hues shift smoothly between the water, trees, and rocks, contributing to the overall mood of serenity. The artist uses a soft palette with light and dark tones, evoking the tranquility of the forest and water.
The setting is a natural one, a forest stream. The light suggests a slightly overcast or diffused light, as there is no harsh contrast or direct sunlight. The lighting conditions are soft and gentle, emphasizing the natural beauty of the scene. The lighting creates a peaceful and calming mood. The overall atmosphere is serene and contemplative. The interplay of water, rocks, and trees suggests a natural, peaceful environment.
This piece was created in 2024.
The size of the piece is 24" tall by 28" wide
This piece is part of our "Pools of Colours" temporary exhibit, come see it in person through the months of February and March 2025.