►NEW SELLER (from September 26, 2025) *************************** Original Seascape Painting on canvas "Evening" This art piece is an original and a unique creation, one-of-a-kind and is inspired by the sea. In this piece, I poured my emotions into the fluidity of the water and the soft, fading light of evening. Through semi-abstract acrylic brushstrokes, I sought to capture the tranquil energy of a seascape at dusk, evoking calm and introspection. It invites your space to breathe peace and inspire quiet reflection, blending serene blues and gentle textures to bring a rhythmic balance between nature and feeling. ****** ►IMPORTANT DETAILS: * Size: 60 x 80 x 3.5 cm........ 24 x 31.5 x 1.4" * Stretched canvas, acrylic paint, varnish finish * The sides are finished and painted in continuation of the front. * Painting is signed and dated by the artist as well as accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. * Condition: new, perfect condition. * Ready to hang/No framing necessary! ----------------- SHIPPING: My artwork is packed with the utmost care to prevent any damage during shipping. Each shipment includes a tracking number. Delivery Time: 4-12 working days !!! Shipping to the USA and Canada has been temporarily suspended. ******* About me: Irini Karpikioti is a Greek artist whose paintings have been repeatedly exhibited in solo exhibitions around the world and have been highly appreciated by renowned art galleries and art dealers. She's also been featured throughout the media, both online and in physical magazines. Her originals are part of private collections in the USA, Portugal, Canada, France, Switzerland, Ireland, UAE, Belgium, Australia, Singapore, UK, Germany, Greece and other countries. Having moved from a classical artistic style towards the abstract, she describes each of her compositions as being a mirror to her soul. For Karpikioti, her works are an expression of joy, beauty, kindness, her love for God, nature, and humankind. She creates using acrylics, oils, spray paint, charcoal, and ink on canvas. “Art is necessary to the many, not to the few.” – Irini Karpikioti Thanks!