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There is a moment beneath the surface when the world above disappears—and you are completely free to become someone else.
I am fascinated by underwater photography and the extraordinary images created by photographers who capture people suspended beneath the surface. Escape Under Blue is an original acrylic painting on canvas depicting a woman suspended underwater, her arms reaching outward as her long red hair and flowing black dress move dramatically through the surrounding blue. The contrast between the vibrant blue water, fiery red hair and sweeping dark fabric creates a sense of movement, freedom and quiet drama.
With its dramatic scale, saturated blue palette and sweeping movement, Escape Under Blue makes a striking statement in a contemporary interior, coastal home, creative space or private art collection.
Title: Escape Under Blue
Artist: Jill Cooper
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 33” x 47”, side painted, wired for hanging
Year: 2014
Series: Women & Water / Underwater Paintings
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There is a moment beneath the surface when the world above disappears—and you are completely free to become someone else.
I am fascinated by underwater photography and the extraordinary images created by photographers who capture people suspended beneath the surface. Escape Under Blue is an original acrylic painting on canvas depicting a woman suspended underwater, her arms reaching outward as her long red hair and flowing black dress move dramatically through the surrounding blue. The contrast between the vibrant blue water, fiery red hair and sweeping dark fabric creates a sense of movement, freedom and quiet drama.
With its dramatic scale, saturated blue palette and sweeping movement, Escape Under Blue makes a striking statement in a contemporary interior, coastal home, creative space or private art collection.
Title: Escape Under Blue
Artist: Jill Cooper
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 33” x 47”, side painted, wired for hanging
Year: 2014
Series: Women & Water / Underwater Paintings