Explore Multicolour Art "Summer Forest I & II"
- 55 x 44 x 1.5 in x 2 | 140 x 112 x 4 cm x2
- Total size 55 x 88 x 1.5 in | 140 x 224 x 4 cm
- Diptych art
- Original paintings
- 2024
- Acrylic on canvas
- Sides are painted
- Signed and stapled on the back
- Ready to hang
- Certificate of authenticity
- Sold unframed
“Summer Forest I and II” by Paresh Nrshinga is a vivid acrylic diptych - two paintings that capture the essence of warm, sunlit days. Using a harmonious palette of yellow, orange, green, maroon and brown hues, the artwork evokes a sense of nostalgia and warmth, reminiscent of golden sunsets and the soft glow of summer evenings. Abstract brushstrokes blend seamlessly, creating a lively yet soothing composition that invites viewers to relive their cherished summer moments through the vibrant interplay of colour.
Each painting has measurements of 44'x55', so making two of them combined 88"x55", creating a bold contemporary wall statement when displayed together.
The first canvas carries cooler forest tones. Deep emerald, teal, moss green and flashes of white move in sweeping gestures that feel fresh and immersive. There is energy, yet also clarity, like standing inside trees just after rainfall.
The second canvas shifts into warmth and fire. Rich burgundy, burnt red, golden yellow and shadowed plum collide in expressive movement. It feels like late summer sun breaking through branches at dusk. Together, they create emotional contrast. One side feels grounding and expansive. The other feels passionate and alive.
As extra-large abstract wall art, this diptych transforms a living room, dining room or statement hallway wall. The scale makes it ideal for above a sofa, behind a dining table or in a contemporary office reception.
For collectors searching for large abstract art for living room walls, oversized modern canvas paintings or original colourful abstract art for sale, "Summer Forest I and II" offer impact with sophistication.
These paintings do not simply decorate a space. They change the atmosphere. They invite the viewer to step inside the movement.
