Isabel Serrahima, Moonlit Seascape, Oil Painting

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Isabel Serrahima’s commanding abstract oil captures the enigmatic beauty of a moonlit seascape through an emotionally charged interplay of texture … Read more Isabel Serrahima’s commanding abstract oil captures the enigmatic beauty of a moonlit seascape through an emotionally charged interplay of texture and color. Dominated by deep indigo and electric cobalt tones, the composition swirls with raw energy, while a glowing, circular form in yellow and white evokes the full moon casting its light over surging red and ochre landforms. Thickly applied paint, sculptural ridges, and spontaneous brushwork create a visceral sense of movement and intensity. Serrahima’s masterful use of impasto and saturated contrasts is both tactile and luminous, conveying the inner resonance of landscape rather than its literal shape. The work reflects the influence of postwar Spanish abstraction, particularly pintura matérica, blending gestural freedom with psychological depth. The overall effect is elemental, poetic, and unmistakably bold—an immersive artwork that commands attention and sparks reflection. Artist Isabel Serrahima (1934–1999) is known for her emotionally charged abstract compositions rooted in the Catalan tradition of postwar painting. Artist Details Born in Spain, Isabel Serrahima emerged as a distinct voice in mid-20th-century abstract art, working in a highly textural and expressive style. Her work resonates with the legacy of pintura matérica and the gestural abstraction of the European avant-garde, exploring themes of nature, emotion, and cosmic energy. Movements Pintura Matérica / Abstract Expressionism Artist Influenced by Influenced by Antoni Tàpies and American abstract expressionists such as Willem de Kooning. Frame Condition Presented in a slim, contemporary frame with minor wear, which enhances the bold contrasts and sculptural presence of the work. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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