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Lateral Drift explores the quiet force of sideways movement across an open field of white. A dense blue-grey ridge exerts horizontal pressure, translating into a luminous yellow plane and a single drifting vector. Textured compression, directional friction, and a controlled release of colour create a sense of displacement suspended in stillness. This work is part of Susan Hunter Guise’s ongoing structural abstraction series, where form, weight, and motion become the vocabulary for engineered emotion.
This original artwork is unframed and ready for display. Framing can be arranged upon request.
Shipping is handled directly by the artist and will be arranged after purchase. You will receive an email with further details.
When you buy this you will own the original piece of art with all the texture and depth of an original. However, I retain all copyrights and reproduction rights to my images - they do not transfer with the sale of original paintings. Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved.
Lateral Drift explores the quiet force of sideways movement across an open field of white. A dense blue-grey ridge exerts horizontal pressure, translating into a luminous yellow plane and a single drifting vector. Textured compression, directional friction, and a controlled release of colour create a sense of displacement suspended in stillness. This work is part of Susan Hunter Guise’s ongoing structural abstraction series, where form, weight, and motion become the vocabulary for engineered emotion.
This original artwork is unframed and ready for display. Framing can be arranged upon request.
Shipping is handled directly by the artist and will be arranged after purchase. You will receive an email with further details.
When you buy this you will own the original piece of art with all the texture and depth of an original. However, I retain all copyrights and reproduction rights to my images - they do not transfer with the sale of original paintings. Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved.