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Flight Patterns No. 1 | Paintings by Beth Winterburn. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Flight Patterns No. 1 | Paintings by Beth Winterburn. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Flight Patterns No. 1 | Paintings by Beth Winterburn. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Flight Patterns No. 1 | Paintings by Beth Winterburn. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style
Flight Patterns No. 1 | Paintings by Beth Winterburn. Item made of canvas works with minimalism & contemporary style

Created and Sold by Beth Winterburn

Flight Patterns No. 1 - Paintings

Price $2,245

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Price $75 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: August 4, 2026
Painting will be removed from stretcher bars and shipped rolled in a tube. Requires professional stretching upon receipt.

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Woman Owned

Made In USA

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DimensionsWeight
48H x 36W x 1.5D in
121.92H x 91.44W x 3.81D cm
3.63 kg
8 lb
Original. 36x48.

Ink + acrylic + soft pastel on raw canvas. Ready to hang. Painting can be rotated to accommodate vertical or horizontal position.

Ships via UPS Ground.

Have you ever watched a butterfly fly — especially the big ones with the giant wings? They move so chaotically. Up, down, sideways a bit, up up, down, up. All of that beauty — all of that struggle that it took to change from a caterpillar into a butterfly, and yet they end up with this chaotic flight pattern. You’d think they’d fly in a straight line.

Doesn’t that feel a bit like us? All of that struggle to grow into something, to mature and take all that we’ve learned into the future — and yet, we often appear to move through life more chaotically as life moves forward. It feels harder and harder to walk in a straight line on a clear path. Life just doesn’t seem to be so predictable.

But aren’t butterflies gorgeous to watch? No one (except for me with my random thoughts) looks at a butterfly and thinks, “Fly straight!” We all simply marvel at their beauty. Maybe there’s a lesson for us in there. Maybe there’s a grace to see that as we struggle and grow through life, that beauty isn’t found in a perfect ending. It’s seeing how all of those battle wounds and scars, so to speak, have made us into who we’re meant to be. It’s taking all that seems broken and finding joy and satisfaction in its lessons. It’s less about a perfect pattern and more about finding beauty in the seemingly broken and resting in the assurance that everything that’s brought us to where we are makes our flight patterns more beautiful. And maybe, just maybe, it helps us to see all of those around us in the same way.

Category: Paintings

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Item Flight Patterns No. 1
Created by Beth Winterburn
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Beth Winterburn
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Wescover creator since 2019
Abstracts in ink + acrylic

Beth Winterburn is an abstract painter whose mixed media works - combining ink, acrylic, latex and oil stick on raw canvas - explore the complexities of relationships through color, line, and texture. Her gestural brushstrokes and minimalist details create visual stories that balance longing, acceptance, tension and resolve, allowing her work to serve as both a journal and a record of lived experience. Beth’s artistic philosophy is deeply rooted in the interplay of structure and spontaneity and seeks to expose the tension of expectation with reality. She approaches each canvas with a mathematical mindset - counting evens and odds, balancing lights and darks, and dividing compositions into thirds and fifths - while simultaneously embracing the expressive freedom of gesture. She is a student of her materials and finds deep satisfaction in learning and embracing the attributes of each medium that she utilizes. Her marks and brushstrokes are intentionally left visible, inviting the viewer to develop his or her own relationship with the outcome. The processes of making are as important as the finished piece. Her work encourages contemplation of relationships, personal growth, and the passage of time, inviting viewers to see cohesion in seemingly unrelated gestures. Each painting is an exploration of connectivity, a visual dialogue between experience and expression.

Beth began her studies in Architecture at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, but quickly realized that the Fine Arts department was a more natural fit, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art in 2002. During college, she worked alongside a photojournalistic photographer and spent much of her time in the darkroom. Developing film was a process that taught her patience, developed her attention to composition and shaped her analytical eye. This early photography experience would later influence her painting, helping her balance color, line, and form. During her years as an art student, she also spent time exploring other media, including clay, watercolor, sculpture, printmaking, and small-scale painting projects. Beth's work is characterized by her distinctive approach to mixed media, combining ink, acrylic, latex and oil stick on raw canvas utilizing watercolor techniques to create gestural, expressive works. Her work has been featured on HGTV’s Property Brothers and in print and online publications including Anthropologie, Crate and Barrel, The Koronette, Fanique Magazine, Maker’s Movement, At Home Memphis & Mid-South, Orlando Soria, I AM THE LAB, and Style Blueprint. She has showcased her work in numerous exhibitions and art events across the United States and abroad, with a concentration in and around the Southeast. Her paintings have been featured by prominent interior designers and leading international retailers, and have found their place in distinguished private and public collections around the world.

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