Underwater where thoughts can breathe easily - coastal tropical seascape Ed. 20 of 50

Underwater where thoughts can breathe easily - Let this underwater painting take you away to somewhere warm and safe in another world.
There is growing scientific evidence which states that being in, near, on, or under water can place our brains in a mild sedative state and the reason why we are compelled to stare out at large bodies of water. It’s no wonder special life events such as holidays and weddings are planned around water.
This artwork is a subtle combination between abstract and illustration showcasing light refracting and dancing on the floor of shallow water and also on the bottom side of the surface.
It would be ideal to add length to a space with the long vertical lines as ripples in the sand, but also draws the viewer to look off into the distance of the deep. Look at this artwork in different angles and keep getting a different perspective as if you’re swimming in the water yourself!

This fine art print is printed by Left Bank Art Group, Gold Coast Australia.

Smooth Cotton Rag - 310gsm
Ilford Smooth Cotton Rag is offered as the perfect
choice for crisp detail. With a very smooth surface, the
100% Cotton fourdriner-made rag paper is made with
no optical brighteners. It offers longevity, high colour
consistency and gamut, image stability and a clean matt
surface required for the very best in fine art printing.

Limited Edition of 50.

Requires framing.

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Alanah Jarvis is an Australian painter working from her studio in Bayside, Melbourne, with more than 466 original works now hanging in homes across Australia and internationally. Her practice moves between two bodies of work: the Abstract Weathered Series and the Realistic Ocean Series.

The Abstract Weathered Series is grounded in wabi sabi, the idea that beauty lives in what is worn, imperfect and shaped by time. These are heavy textured artworks built through layering, palette knife and impasto work, then eroded back, so the surface carries the same marks that wind and water leave on stone, timber and earth. The palettes are drawn from Australian nature: ochre, blush, weathered white, dark green & gold. Each contemporary abstract painting is made to reward a second look, colour that shifts with the light, and texture you want to reach out and touch.

The Realistic Ocean Series turns to the coastline. Painted in oil, these seascape paintings and underwater works follow the ocean's changing light and movement, the surface from above, the stillness beneath. They bring space, breath and calm into a room.

Alanah paints on recycled polyester canvas, built to outlast natural fibre canvases. Reclaiming material that would otherwise be discarded has shaped how she works: the surface arrives with a history already in it, which suits a body of work about the marks time leaves behind. She founded Sustainable Canvas to make that material available to other artists and the range was awarded Gold for Product Innovation at the ROAR Awards, recognition for the same canvas these paintings are made on.

Alanah was named a Top 50 Small Business Leader by Inside Small Business (2025) and a Top 100 Finalist in the She-Com Business Awards (2026).

Originals ship ready to hang unless the listing states otherwise. Commissions welcome, Alanah works with collectors and interior designers on pieces made for a specific space, palette and scale.