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The artwork 'Circling Yet' by Abbey Stace features a textural abstract composition with deep teal and sage green hues. Rough, organic plaster textures create a dramatic diagonal sweep across the canvas, resembling natural erosion patterns. The mixed media technique combines smooth and rough surfaces, with darker elements in the corners creating depth and movement by Abbey Stace.
The artwork 'Circling Yet' by Abbey Stace features a textured abstract composition in muted sage green and deep navy tones. A dynamic textural formation spirals across the canvas, created with layers of plaster, acrylic, and sand. The piece exhibits a moody, atmospheric quality with rich surface details and organic movement by Abbey Stace.
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    Abbey Stace

    Circling Yet

    Original Artwork

    Dimensions: 36" x 36"

    Medium: Plaster, acrylic, oil, sand

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      Abbey Stace

      Abbey Stace

      Born in Philadelphia, PA / Works in Philadelphia, PA

      Abbey Stace was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1970. Her mixed media abstractions have developed over a lifetime of studying science, philosophy and art. Her current work employs a unique medium she has refined over years of experimentation. She is inspired by what the materials do on their own but imposes rigorous formal qualities on these multilayered compositions. She has exhibited internationally and is part of private collections all over the world. She lives and works in Philadelphia, PA.

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