An open-edition canvas print from the Wall Liberation collection — curated artwork available in multiple sizes from 80×80 cm to 240×400 cm, in three formats: rolled giclée, stretched canvas, or oak floating frame. Printed in our Melbourne studio on archival materials, ready to install.

This abstract composition conjures the primal energy of a campfire, rendered through layered brushwork and a dynamic interplay of colour. Vibrant yellows and lime greens radiate from the composition's edges, suggesting flickering light and movement, while warm reds, corals, and burnt oranges dominate the centre—the glowing heart of the flames. Deep blacks and charcoal greys ground the work, creating shadow and depth that pull the eye inward. The paint application is gestural and expressive, with vertical strokes and organic shapes building a sense of heat and luminosity without depicting literal fire.

The palette evokes both warmth and contemplation—the kind of stillness found beside a dying fire under open sky. Despite its abstract language, the work carries an introspective quality that resonates with memory and solitude. This is a piece that rewards sustained looking, revealing new layers of texture and colour with each view. It works equally well as a focal point in contemporary interiors or as a meditative presence in quieter spaces.

Materials & format

380gsm Premium Linen Canvas for sizes up to 150 × 150 cm
320gsm Professional Canvas for sizes 160 cm and larger on both sides — engineered for architectural-scale print
Archival pigment inks · ICC colour-managed workflow · fade-rated for indoor display
Three formats: Rolled giclée, stretched canvas, or oak floating frame