• Full view of Hippo Water Chute original abstract wall sculpture by Kirsty Black circular artwork with looping cobalt blue forms on a vivid yellow ground with green and orange accents.
  • Hippo Water Chute wall sculpture by Kirsty Black, its bold cobalt blue and vivid yellow forms radiating energy above a dark kitchen bench with fruit bowl and canisters in a clean New Zealand interior.
  • Detail of Hippo Water Chute wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing bold cobalt blue looping forms with fine linear detailing across a vivid yellow ground, with green, orange and red accents at the tile junction.
  • Detail of Hippo Water Chute wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing a broad cerulean blue brushstroke curving across vivid yellow with white dot accents, orange and green colour blocks visible at the panel join.
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Hippo Water Chute - Original Abstract Artwork

$971.00
$971.00

Original Abstract Wall Sculpture
590 mm (dia) x 30 (d) mm
3 Bevelled Ply Tiles Mounted on Single Lightweight Backing Board
Acrylic on Plywood

Hippo Water Chute,: The hippos jostled boisterously, each trying to outdo the other in their daily belly flop competition!

Hippo Water Chute is an original abstract wall sculpture created from three bevelled plywood tiles on a single lightweight circular backing board. Bold cobalt and cerulean blue dominate, looping and plunging across a vivid yellow ground in a composition that feels genuinely exuberant - all splash, momentum and joyful energy.

Small accents of green and orange punctuate the surface alongside scattered white dots, adding detail and surprise without interrupting the flow. Impossible to ignore and genuinely fun to live with, this piece brings a burst of colour and personality to any contemporary interior.

DETAILS & DIMENSIONS

Size: 590mm (dia) x 30( d) mm / approx. 23 (dia) x 1.2 (d) inches

Materials: Acrylic on plywood

Construction: 3 bevelled ply tiles mounted on single lightweight backing board

Varnish: Satin varnish

Signed: Front & details on the back

Ready to Hang: Yes

Certificate of Authenticity: Yes

View on your Wall: If you would like to view this painting on your wall please let me know.

IMPORTANT: Every monitor displays colour differently. If you need more details or photos, please email before making a purchase.
SHIPPING

New Zealand: Free shipping when sent directly from Kirsty Black Studio. Orders shipped from a gallery may incur a fee - please check with the gallery directly.

International: Please contact me to arrange secure worldwide shipping.
Full view of Hippo Water Chute original abstract wall sculpture by Kirsty Black circular artwork with looping cobalt blue forms on a vivid yellow ground with green and orange accents.
Hippo Water Chute wall sculpture by Kirsty Black, its bold cobalt blue and vivid yellow forms radiating energy above a dark kitchen bench with fruit bowl and canisters in a clean New Zealand interior.
Detail of Hippo Water Chute wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing bold cobalt blue looping forms with fine linear detailing across a vivid yellow ground, with green, orange and red accents at the tile junction.
Detail of Hippo Water Chute wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing a broad cerulean blue brushstroke curving across vivid yellow with white dot accents, orange and green colour blocks visible at the panel join.

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  • Eye level guide to hanging artwork on your wall, approx. 150cm from floor to centre of artwork

    Hanging Height Guide

    As a general rule hang art so the centre sits at eye level (approximately 150cm). Above furniture, leave 15–20 cm of space. For dining or living areas, hang slightly lower for comfortable seated viewing.

  • Certificate of Authenticity for Kirsty Black Studio

    Certificate of Authenticity

    Every artwork comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming it as an original piece by Kirsty Black.