Pacific Ocean / Palisades No. 2 — Original Abstract Seascape by Diane Grant | Neutral Color Palette | Color Field

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Pacific Ocean / Palisades No. 2 is an original abstract seascape by Diane Grant, inspired by the expansive horizons, layered … Read more Pacific Ocean / Palisades No. 2 is an original abstract seascape by Diane Grant, inspired by the expansive horizons, layered waters, and atmospheric qualities of the Pacific coast.

The composition translates the coastal landscape into a series of horizontal bands and gestural layers, evoking the meeting of ocean, distant horizon, shoreline, and sky. Deep navy and blue tones dominate the lower portion of the work, interwoven with delicate passages of white, pale blue, green, violet, and subtle pink, creating the impression of reflected light moving across the water.

The upper section is intentionally quieter and more open, contrasting with the richly textured layers below. This gradual transition creates a strong sense of depth and spaciousness while maintaining the work's contemporary abstract character. The repeated horizontal gestures suggest waves and shifting atmospheric horizons without attempting a literal representation of the landscape.

The tactile application of oil creates subtle variations in thickness, transparency, and texture, giving the surface a dynamic quality that changes with the light.

Artwork Details

Title: Pacific Ocean / Palisades No. 2

Artist: Diane Grant

Style: Contemporary Abstract Landscape

Medium: Original oil painting on fine art paper

Paper: Lana Fine Art paper

Dimensions: 27.6 x 19.7 inches

Framing: Unframed

Artwork: Unique original, one of a kind

Signature: Signed by the artist

Certificate of Authenticity: Included

Shipping: Securely and professionally packed and shipped by DHL Express


Framing

A custom-made white wood shadow box frame can be arranged upon request, providing a refined presentation for the work. Framing is optional and quoted separately.

A contemporary seascape that transforms the Pacific horizon into a sophisticated study of rhythm, light, movement, and layered abstraction. See less