Summary

Going Fishing 4 is an abstract study of water and memory—brushwork and layered color moving like currents. A contemplative statement for homes, hospitality interiors, and wellness spaces.

Artwork Statement

I worked wet-into-wet and glaze-over-glaze until the motion felt lived-in—eddies, reflections, and a quiet pull toward shore. The piece holds energy without noise, inviting the eye to drift and return.

Color & Mood

• Palette: sea-greens, teal, ultramarine, soft neutrals.
• Mood: reflective, steady, quietly hopeful.
• Effect: gentle movement that calms busy rooms.

Design Notes

• Layered glazes create depth without glare.
• Directional strokes guide the eye along a slow current.
• Works with natural woods, woven textures, matte black/brass accents.

Where It Works

• Living rooms, entries, studies, and meditation corners.
• Hospitality: hotel rooms, lounges, and wellness suites.
• Spa and bath areas (see bathroom guidance below).

Pairing Ideas

• Water/renewal theme with Deluge, print.
• Warm counterpoint with Covered by Glory, print.
• Quiet companion flow with Glory Stream 3, print.

Print Options & Materials

• Fine Art Paper — archival matte, frame under glazing.
• Canvas — gallery-wrapped depth, ready to hang.
• Metal — sleek, humidity-friendly sheen.
• Acrylic — luminous face-mount clarity.

Bathroom suitability

Choose Metal or Acrylic for humidity resistance; Paper works in dry, ventilated zones under glazing.

Sizing Guidance

• Sizes follow the dropdown on this page (exact to your selection).
• Placement tip: artwork width ≈ 60–75% of the furniture width; center height ~57–60 in.

Quality & Care

• Archival inks and substrates; color-checked against the studio master.
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight; dust with a clean microfiber cloth.

Notes from the Studio

Open Edition Fine Art Print from the original painting (Going Fishing 4, medium & size to be confirmed).

Need sizing or placement advice? Contact me at: info@annereidartist.com