Painting by Deborah Lang 302 Artwork Sold

‘Textured Seaweed & Coral’ 3pc 41cm w x 40cm h (each panel) Oak Framed Reclaimed Timber Panels

Acrylic, Wood, Framed by Artist

48.4in (W) x 15.8in (H) x 1.2in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$830

Artwork Description

Create the Coastal or Hamptons style in your home with this beautiful 3pc collection of timber wall art 'Textured Seaweed & Coral'.

Made from Reclaimed timber, which has been repurposed into art panels it is thickly textured with layers of paint and gold leaf and it has a matt finish.

The panels have been wrapped with Tasmanian Oak which beautifully frames it.
(Note: Frame is fixed to the piece and can't be removed as per design)


As the timber is reclaimed there is saw marks, nail holes, timber knots and colour variations in the timber from the timbers previous life which add richness, texture and beauty to the piece.

These beautiful wall art panels come ready to hang.

Dimensions per panel: 41cm wide x 40cm high x 3cm deep oak frame

Artist Bio

Deborah Lang is a self-taught Australian artist whose distinctive works are held in private collections throughout Australia and internationally. Named a Bluethumb Top 100 artist, recent highlights include two works from her Snapshots of Summer collection being acquired together for an interior project in Manhattan.

Also known as Debstar, Deborah works from her home-based Brisbane studio.

She’s a mixed-media artist known for her bright colours and works on book pages.

Exploring textures and playing with different mediums and subjects is how she keeps her zest for creativity!

Her subjects pop from canvases oozing with texture. Her paintings are varied as she takes inspiration from the world around her, especially drawing on the simplicity and beauty of the everyday.

Her latest collection under Lumière features works on wood panel, crafted to evoke a symphony of light, texture and emotion with a sense of quiet luxury.

Each piece captures a moment suspended in abstraction. Rich textures, layered pigments and subtle metallics evoke movement, mood and introspection.

At the end of the day, she just wants people to smile when they look at her work.

“A beautiful body perishes, but a work of art dies not.”
— Leonardo da Vinci