• Somersault Sam, gestural painting on canvas by Kirsty Black Studio
  • Somersault Sam abstract painting by Kirsty Black hung vertically on white wall beside hanging plants showing bold blue and green looping forms
  • Somersault Sam abstract painting by Kirsty Black shown horizontally with flowing blue and green looping forms across white canvas
  • Detail of Somersault Sam showing coral orange curved arc meeting sky blue and beige forms with apple green and yellow brushwork
  • Close-up detail of Somersault Sam showing navy blue curved forms with soft pink lavender rectangle and lime green yellow accents with hatched marks
  • Somersault Sam original abstract painting by Kirsty Black in vertical orientation featuring looping blue and green lines with colorful accents on white canvas
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Somersault Sam - Original Abstract Painting

$1,092.00
$1,092.00

Original Painting
1220 (h) x 508 (w) x 30 (d) mm
Acrylic on Canvas
Orientation: Vertical or Horizontal

Somersault Sam: The passing troop of monkeys was most impressed with Somersault Sam’s, the acrobatic squirrel’s aerial antics

Somersault Sam features bold, looping lines in royal blue and lime green that tumble and twist down the tall canvas. These sweeping curves overlap and interweave, creating a sense of dynamic movement and playful energy. Accents of coral orange, soft lavender pink, warm beige, and bright yellow fill the spaces between, while small striped details and hatched marks add visual texture.

The composition works equally well displayed vertically or horizontally - the looping forms create their own rhythm regardless of orientation. Generous white space keeps the vibrant colors feeling fresh and energetic.

DETAILS & DIMENSIONS

Materials: Acrylic on professional grade canvas

Varnish: Matt varnish

Size: 1220 (h) x 508 (w) x 30 (d) mm / 48 (h) x 20 (w) x 1.2 (d) inches

Signed: Front & details on the back

Orientation: Vertical

Framed: No

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.

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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.

Canvas paintings can be removed from their stretcher bars and shipped rolled in a tube, ready to be re-stretched in your home country.
Somersault Sam, gestural painting on canvas by Kirsty Black Studio
Somersault Sam abstract painting by Kirsty Black hung vertically on white wall beside hanging plants showing bold blue and green looping forms
Somersault Sam abstract painting by Kirsty Black shown horizontally with flowing blue and green looping forms across white canvas
Detail of Somersault Sam showing coral orange curved arc meeting sky blue and beige forms with apple green and yellow brushwork
Close-up detail of Somersault Sam showing navy blue curved forms with soft pink lavender rectangle and lime green yellow accents with hatched marks
Somersault Sam original abstract painting by Kirsty Black in vertical orientation featuring looping blue and green lines with colorful accents on white canvas

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  • 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.