Diving into the Blue – Artwork by Caroline Martin

Name: Diving into the Blue – Artwork by Caroline Martin
Brand: Kata Jewellery

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Diving into the Blue is an original acrylic and mixed media artwork on wood panel by East Sussex artist Caroline Martin. Inspired by water, colour and movement, this compact piece reflects the expressive yet serene quality of her abstract practice. 33.5 x 33.5cm including frame. [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Diving into the Blue Artwork by Caroline Martin Diving into the Blue is an original acrylic and mixed media artwork on wood panel by East Sussex artist Caroline Martin. Available at KATA in Tunbridge Wells, this compact contemporary piece reflects Caroline’s ongoing fascination with

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Diving into the Blue – Artwork by Caroline Martin

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