Abstract Canvas Art Ember Dance 28x28"

Technical Specifications

Dimensions: 28 x 28x 1.5 in | 71 x 71 x 4 cm
Year: 2022
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Sides: Painted
Signature: Signed and stapled on the back
Installation: Ready to hang
Authenticity: Certificate of authenticity included
Frame: Sold unframed
Type: Original painting

A Conversation Between Heat and Rhythm

Some paintings demand your attention. Others feel like they’re already inside you. Ember Dance does both. It moves like something familiar — not remembered, but felt. A spark, a breath, a rhythm your body already knows. The strokes curl and flicker like fire catching air. Burnt orange, deep crimson, and flashes of white swirl into each other. The energy is constant, but not chaotic. Everything here moves, but nothing runs wild.

Emotion in Every Gesture

This piece doesn’t tell a story. It holds a feeling. Not just one — many. Movement, tension, release. Joy and restraint. Urgency and control. The brushwork feels physical. You can almost imagine the artist dancing with the canvas. Every stroke feels honest. Even the quiet spaces have a pulse. There’s no symmetry here, but it’s balanced. It’s loose, but never careless. Some people feel a rush when they see it. Others feel grounded. Either way, it stays with you.

Created by Paresh Nrshinga

Painted in 2023 in Paresh Nrshinga’s London studio, this work reflects his signature approach — emotional, expressive, and deeply physical. He paints with instinct, not perfection. The materials are Winsor & Newton acrylics on Belgian-primed cotton canvas. Paint is layered with care, but never overdone. The surface is smooth and confident. The image wraps around the edges for a clean, gallery finish. It’s signed on the reverse and includes a certificate of authenticity. This is a one-of-a-kind original. 

How It Works in Interiors

At 28 by 28 inches, Ember Dance is compact in size, but big in energy. It brings intensity without dominating the room. It sits beautifully over a desk, a reading nook, or an entry console. Its palette plays well with warm woods, soft neutrals, and rich textures. It works in both bold and minimal interiors. It doesn’t ask to match your room — it asks to shift its energy. This is art that changes how a space feels, not just how it looks.

Living With the Work

The more time you spend with it, the more it gives back. In morning light, the oranges and whites rise. At dusk, the reds and blacks deepen. It mirrors your own shifts. Some days it will energise you. Other days it will steady you. You’ll notice new gestures weeks or months later. It grows with you. It becomes part of your daily rhythm — part of your emotional landscape. Not loud, not fixed, always alive.

Why Collect This Piece

Ember Dance is for people who want art that moves — not just visually, but emotionally. It’s for people who feel before they explain. Who wants their walls to hold meaning, not decoration. The gestures are bold, but they don’t overpower. The emotion is raw, but never messy. This painting has presence without shouting. You’ll feel it before you understand it. You don’t need a reason to love it. You just will. And over time, you’ll realise it’s become part of your story — quiet, steady, always flickering just below the surface.