Cerebral Tout 24x24 *D

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Hang only from attached hangers. Do not use wire to hang.
Arrives in 7 to 10 Business Days, Direct to Your Home or Business.
Cerebral Tout from Eric Siebenthal Fine Arts.
This painting has a life of it's own with demanding color, yet the subtlety of flowing water.
Red is typically a powerful favorite, bold, balanced, happy, uplifting, rejuvenating, & invigorating.
Shapes and images throughout allow for different perspectives from one person to the next, this is the beauty of abstract.
This is a canvas print derived from an original painting.

**Available to Direct Ship Anywhere in the US**

Dimensions / Specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
Shape:	Square
Artist's Name:	Eric Siebenthal
Width:	24
Height:	24
Depth:	2
Style:	Modern / Contemporary
Color / Finish:	Multi-Color Fabric/Material Red
Artwork Style:	Fine Art Photography
Subject:	Abstracts
Artwork Size:	24 x 24
Availability:	Free FedEx Shipping
Orientation:	Square

Hang only from attached hangers. Do not use wire to hang.
Arrives in 7 to 10 Business Days, Direct to Your Home or Business.
Cerebral Tout from Eric Siebenthal Fine Arts.
This painting has a life of it's own with demanding color, yet the subtlety of flowing water.
Red is typically a powerful favorite, bold, balanced, happy, uplifting, rejuvenating, & invigorating.
Shapes and images throughout allow for different perspectives from one person to the next, this is the beauty of abstract.
This is a canvas print derived from an original painting.

**Available to Direct Ship Anywhere in the US**

Eric Siebenthal Fine Arts

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Eric Siebenthal

Colorado

acrylicmind.com

I fell in love with painting the moment acrylic soaked my hands and stained my fingers, then fell deeper after realizing its immeasurable therapeutic value. Most of my artwork utilizes a technique of using my breath and hands to bring emotion and vision to canvas. This technique occurred on accident during what was then considered a typical evening of desperation and a search for the found comfort in a frenzy of manic painting. Since that time I have been chasing the perfection of an accidental technique with fortitude that this is all so easily attainable for those who seek it and an absolute must for those who need it to survive. This is art... With this grateful understanding, I finally consider myself an artist. My hope is to create something worthy of a simple moment, to reflect and enjoy the often manic times in our lives.