Into The Green Valley No. 2
Sarah Pittaway
£250
Description
Bring the vibrant energy of the natural world into your home with Into the Green, an original abstract landscape painting that captures the rhythmic essence of the countryside. This expressive piece moves beyond simple representation, stripping the landscape back to its fundamental architecture—shape, colour, and depth.
Using a rich, layered palette of verdant greens, deep teals, and grounding earth tones, this artwork explores how trees and terrain anchor a scene, creating a sense of movement and tranquillity. Perfect for modern, minimalist, or eclectic interiors, Into the Green serves as a refreshing focal point that invites contemplation and calm.
Why you’ll love it:
Original Artwork: Each brushstroke is intentional, offering a one-of-a-kind connection to the artist's process.
Dynamic Colour Palette: Expertly balanced hues of forest green and cool blue create a sophisticated, nature-inspired aesthetic.
Textured Detail: The application of paint creates a tactile quality that brings the landscape to life on your wall.
Ready to Style: Perfectly sized for shelves, bedside tables, or as a statement piece in a gallery wall.
Details
Medium
Acrylic
Dimensions
28 W x 20 H cm
Delivery
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Price
UK Mainland
£15.00
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- Estimated delivery times: 7 business days (UK).
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- Delays caused by postal services are beyond my control.
- This work can be framed for an additional cost please contact me
Legals
Terms of Sale
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Disclaimers
- Colours may vary slightly between on-screen images and real artworks due to monitor settings and lighting.
- Every original piece is handmade; small variations and imperfections are part of its character.
- Frames shown in images are for display purposes unless otherwise specified.
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About the artist
Sarah Pittaway
North Yorkshire, United KingdomSarah Pittaway
North Yorkshire, United KingdomI’m a mixed‑media artist exploring colour, play, and sensory experience. My work captures small emotional moments through intuitive mark‑making, creating gentle, grounding pieces that invite pause and connection. Rooted in neurodivergent process and early‑years practice, I make art that feels lived, warm, and human.
I work intuitively, allowing colour, texture, and movement to guide each piece, responding to what feels grounding, curious, or emotionally resonant in the moment. As a neurodivergent artist, my process is shaped by sensory needs and the desire to create spaces of ease, regulation, and gentle joy. Making is a way for me to slow down, notice, and translate fleeting emotional states into tactile, visual form. I draw deeply on my background in early‑years education, where play is understood as a vital mode of learning, expression, and wellbeing. That understanding continues to shape how I approach materials: with openness, experimentation, and a willingness to follow instinct rather than impose control.
