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Poppy Stitch | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Sarah Finucane. Item composed of canvas & synthetic compatible with boho and contemporary style
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Poppy Stitch | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Sarah Finucane. Item composed of canvas & synthetic compatible with boho and contemporary style
Poppy Stitch | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Sarah Finucane. Item composed of canvas & synthetic compatible with boho and contemporary style

Created and Sold by Sarah Finucane

Sarah Finucane

Poppy Stitch - Paintings

Price $7,800

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Shipping: USPS 7-15 days
Estimated Arrival: May 21, 2024
The painting will ship unstretched and rolled in a tube for free. If you would like the piece to ship stretched, get in touch for a quote for crate shipping to your location.

Handmade

Woman Owned

Made In USA

DimensionsWeight
42H x 56W x 1.5D in
106.68H x 142.24W x 3.81D cm
-15.42 kg
-34 lb

56x42” on 1.5” unframed gallery wrapped stitched canvas.

I found myself reflecting on some unfinished paintings in my studio and wondering how to move them forward. Rather than stressing over the unresolved areas, I decided to take a risk and cut out the parts I really liked. Using my vintage Singer sewing machine, I sewed these pieces together. The result is my new collection of "Stitches”, that combine raw and gessoed canvas, stitched together to form eclectic compositions.

Through this process, I am exploring the theme of overcoming fears and letting go, as I take the risk of cutting up completed works and rearranging them in unusual combinations. Unexpected situations often arise when we let go and embrace change.

The mixed media used in these paintings includes Caran D'ache Neopastels, oil bars, graphite, and acrylic paint in a palette of blue-green, yellow ochre, a myriad of warm and cool grays, balanced by pops of black. The vibe is perky, like when poppies are blooming in the springtime in southern California. Poppy can be hung horizontally or vertically and is the perfect pick me up for any home or office.


The piece can be shipped free in the USA, un-stretched, and rolled in a tube (when it arrives, you can have it restretched at your local frame shop). If you would like the piece to ship stretched, it will have to be created and quoted based on your unique location.

BOX shipping flat rates for small, med, and large up to 36x48
$25 - 2lbs - anything smaller than 20x30
$50 - 5lbs - anything smaller than 24x36
$75 - 7lbs - anything smaller than 36x48
Any oversized stretched painting over 36x48 needs to be created and quoted on a case-by-case basis, by size, and location.

Item Poppy Stitch
Created by Sarah Finucane
As seen in Creator's Studio, Ridgefield, CT
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Sarah Finucane
Meet the Creator

Sarah Finucane

Ridgefield, CT

Wescover creator since 2022
Abstract mixed media paintings

In high school, I used to cut classes and hide out in the dark room. Occasionally, I’d take art classes at the local arts guild instead of going to school. According to the principal, I set a new record for the most cut classes. That said, I still made honor role my senior year.

I went on to graduate from Savannah College of Art & Design. Then moved by the beach in Venice, CA where, in those days, it was said that was where “art met crime”. I invested twenty unforgettable years into helping brands create fans— as a Creative Director and Product Design Strategist by day, and evolving my palette as a painter by night.

Recently, I’ve gone full circle, returned east to the lush green (and snowy white) landscapes of my early years, and set up a private art & design studio not far from the arts guild where I once escaped to.

Statement
From the onset of my career as an artist and designer, I’ve always rebelled against conventions. And I’ve always embraced the challenge of making something out of nothing.

When I took my career in product experience design as far as it can really go, I was both burnt out and bored. I took a hiatus from my corporate job and began the process of rebooting through painting—retrograding back to my roots and love for creating fine art.

I began to explore abstract mixed-media paintings that often incorporate collage and printmaking techniques. I’m currently working between two opposite approaches:

The first is frenetic, unintentional and painterly—starting without zero conscious thoughts. It all begins with a feeling. Bold mash-ups of contrasting colors, clean lines and primitive marks, sometimes made by using unconventional almost irreverent tools, like dipping a lemon in paint and rolling it across the canvas so it aimlessly leaves its own trail. Or using a mop with the opposite hand and eyes closed to create the first layer of paint. Eventually, a particular lyric will stand out from a playing—or a memory will pop into mind. Juxtaposing my personal narrative and symbols from the music or memory, the feeling eventually takes part in shaping the concept of the piece. Exploring moods that are witty, edgy, irreverent, rebellious, recklessness, honest, a little wacky — sometimes a little upbeat and other times a little bit moody.

The other is sometimes methodically planned—a designed approach that starts with a digital sketch on my iPad. I made hundreds of digital brushes from scratch that replicate my studio tools. Initially I did this so I could paint when I’m traveling. But later discovered a new style. Using color as my muse, I explore textures, patterns, and creating deeply layered compositions—everytime viewed, there is something new to discover.

The disparate elements found in my studio kit embody a collective energy and put a personal stamp on my work. I use a variety of mediums like acrylic, oil sticks, spray paint, pastels, graphite, ink, and a variety of tools to apply the mediums, like wallpaper brushes, toilet brushes, mops, sticks, strings and fruit. I incorporate printmaking and transfer techniques along with collaging both painted and found objects, such as vintage wallpaper, wrapping paper, magazines and piano paper and vintage sewing patterns.