Ocean Navy Pink Orange Abstract Painting

In Angela Simeone's Ocean Navy Pink Orange the artist unleashes a panoramic abstraction where ocean's azure depths entwine with navy's abyssal shadows, pierced by pink's tender flushes and orange's fiery bursts, evoking a stormy seascape at sunset or the volatile churn of emotional undercurrents. Simeone's layered glazes surge across the expansive field, with navy's brooding voids receding into infinite calm, disrupted by pink-orange swells that trace luminous pathways—less a harmonious blend than a whispered confrontation of texture and tone. The composition dissolves representation into post-minimalist flux, suggesting submerged horizons or the psychic ripple of tidal forces.

Nashville's Simeone deploys restraint as insurgency, her strokes echoing Frankenthaler's fluid veils and Diebenkorn's coastal geometries, yet here the palette's dynamic quartet—cool blues against warm infusions—charts a feminist phenomenology of resilience amid turbulence.  This large-scale work commands walls with understated intensity, mapping inner seascapes through color's restless dialogue. In raking light, oranges flare defiant; in shadow, navies deepen to introspective abyss. A portal to aqueous reverie, it lingers as both tempest and tranquility—tonal vastness, eternally ebbing.

A 55x69 original abstract painting on gallery-wrapped, stretched canvas by Nashville artist Angela Simeone