10% of the sale of this piece will be donated to The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow to support their ocean conservation work
“During my 10 days at The Hatchery I was completely transfixed by the view, watching the tide gradually flow in and out of the estuary, unveiling the ever changing sand banks. Those sand banks are what I wanted to focus on for the three parts of ‘Estuary Views’” Gemma Lessinger
From her pop-up studio at The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow, Gemma Lessinger presents the second in this trio "Estuary Views Part 2," a tactile exploration of the Camel Estuary's serene beauty.Crafted on a 30cm x 30cm wood board, this piece uses acrylics combined with reclaimed, upcycled materials, such as offcuts of surfboard fibreglass and end of line tea bag paper from a local tea company. This technique echoes the artist's commitment to sustainability and the environment.
The artwork captures the intricate patterns and shifting hues of the estuary, inviting viewers to experience the tranquil interplay of water and famous sand banks of the Estuary.
Framed in a 47cm x 47cm white handcrafted panel frame by a local artisan.
If you are interested in visiting the studio to view the piece, or would like a zoom or video call to do a virtual viewing, please contact Gemma.
Full money back guarantee if the piece does not work in your home once you receive it. I know selecting art is tricky until it is in situ, so will do all I can to help find the right piece for you.
Please allow up to 14 working days for delivery. Free delivery within the UK with a fully insured courier. Please let Gemma know if you need your order urgently.
International shipping available - please contact Gemma before ordering for a quote.
10% of the sale of this piece will be donated to The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow to support their ocean conservation work
“During my 10 days at The Hatchery I was completely transfixed by the view, watching the tide gradually flow in and out of the estuary, unveiling the ever changing sand banks. Those sand banks are what I wanted to focus on for the three parts of ‘Estuary Views’” Gemma Lessinger
From her pop-up studio at The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow, Gemma Lessinger presents the second in this trio "Estuary Views Part 2," a tactile exploration of the Camel Estuary's serene beauty.Crafted on a 30cm x 30cm wood board, this piece uses acrylics combined with reclaimed, upcycled materials, such as offcuts of surfboard fibreglass and end of line tea bag paper from a local tea company. This technique echoes the artist's commitment to sustainability and the environment.
The artwork captures the intricate patterns and shifting hues of the estuary, inviting viewers to experience the tranquil interplay of water and famous sand banks of the Estuary.
Framed in a 47cm x 47cm white handcrafted panel frame by a local artisan.
If you are interested in visiting the studio to view the piece, or would like a zoom or video call to do a virtual viewing, please contact Gemma.
Full money back guarantee if the piece does not work in your home once you receive it. I know selecting art is tricky until it is in situ, so will do all I can to help find the right piece for you.
Please allow up to 14 working days for delivery. Free delivery within the UK with a fully insured courier. Please let Gemma know if you need your order urgently.
International shipping available - please contact Gemma before ordering for a quote.
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