Part of the Mediterranean Winter series, this work captures the vibrant domestic energy of a coastal home in January. Painted on a high-quality canvas-on-wood panel, the piece utilizes a rigid support that allows for confident, expressive brushwork and a rich, tactile surface. The composition is a rhythmic study of pattern and contrast. A rustic basket of lemons sits alongside a deep blue ceramic jug, arranged over layered textiles of crimson and botanical teal. By flattening the perspective and using bold, dark outlines, Wain emphasizes the decorative harmony of the scene, turning a simple table arrangement into a lively dance of color and shape. Medium: Professional Grade Oil on Canvas mounted on Wood Panel Dimensions: 50 x 60 x 0.5 cm Construction: Rigid wood panel; highly durable and archival. Finishing: Natural edges (not painted). Framing: Required. This piece is not ready to hang and must be framed by the customer. It is perfectly suited for a contemporary tray or float frame. Authentication: Signed 'Wain 26' on front; includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Shipped with tracked and signed service. Frame not included Read a recent interview with Kirsty Wain with ArtDependence magazine : Kirsty Wain: Reimagining Nature through Color, Rhythm and Serenity The artist, known for blending expressive color with Mediterranean motifs, is now showing paintings in a group show at Aurum Gallery, Altea and has recently showcased a new body of work at the Summer Festival at Albir Gallery, where her pieces are featured alongside a dynamic collective of contemporary artists. This vibrant exhibition brings together fresh perspectives and bold techniques, reflecting the spirit of the Costa Blanca’s evolving art scene. ´ I love colour. I love nature. I love art. Together, they are my language. ´ K Wain 2025 Kirsty Wain, a talented contemporary British painter currently based in Spain, explores the profound connection between the soul, place, and destiny through her artwork, which has been featured in prestigious exhibitions such as the recent 'Being with Trees' in Gibraltar and 'Regeneration' at the Hansard Studio in London. Her pieces, which focus on the beauty of landscapes, can be found in private collections worldwide, as she employs color and line to capture the true essence of each location with a sense of liberation and individuality. Kirsty Wainś landscape art endeavors to encapsulate the intrinsic nature of a location by employing a liberal approach, utilizing color and line to construct a harmonious arrangement. The influence of post-impressionism resonates throughout her creations, characterized by the application of thick, textured paint onto the canvas. Enthused by the perpetual beauty of the natural world, Kirsty Wain finds inspiration in the intricate details of trees, the undulating contours of the terrain, the vastness of the ocean, and the captivating allure of the skies. Each place holds significance for Wain, evoking vivid recollections of a fleeting instant or a poignant memory. Artist Profile 2025 - present - Head of Arts International college Costa Blanca 2025 - 2017 Head of Arts International College, Spain 1999 - 2000 PGCSE Art / Design Birmingham, West Midlands, UK 1995 - 1998 BA Hons Art, Design, Media (Visual studies) Portsmouth, Hampshire UK 2026 Current : Common Ground, Larry Gallery Belgium 2025 ArtDependence Magazine Interview 2025 Albir gallery Summer Festival, Alicante Spain 2023 Gallery 151 Spring Exhibition Estepona, Malaga, Spain 2023 Regeneration 13Th December 2023- 13Th January 2024 London, UK 2022 Sotogrande Port Summer Exhibitions Malaga, Spain 2022 Gallery 151 Winter Collective Estepona, Malaga, Spain 2022 Gallery 151 Summer Expo Estepona, Malaga, Spain 2021 Being With Trees Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery Gibraltar 2014 On Landscape Malvern, Worcestershire, United Kingdom 2013 Parallax Art Fair London, London, United Kingdom 2013 Solo exhibition. ESCAPE Malvern, Worcestershire, UK 2011 Hadfield Fine Art Group Exhibition Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK 2010 Hadfield Fine Art Group Exhibition Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK 1998 Cubitt Gallery Kings Cross London, UK