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Kiss
Kiss – Original Abstract Acrylic and Oil Painting on Canvas by Erin McGrath Rieke
About this Artwork
I created Kiss in 2015 using acrylic and oil on canvas. This 12 × 12 inch original is part of my Let It Be series, which explores the tension between control and surrender. Through flowing black and cream forms, I sought to capture emotional uncertainty. The surface reflects the way meaning often emerges through change and imperfection.
Artwork Details
Artist: Erin McGrath Rieke
Title: Kiss
Year Created: 2015
Series: Let It Be
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Artwork Size: 12 W × 12 H × 1.5 D in
Style: Abstract / Flow Art
Subject: Emotional expression, surrender, resilience
Original Artwork: One-of-a-kind
Frame: Optional
Additional Information
My Let It Be series examines the balance between holding on and allowing life to unfold. In Kiss, fluid movement and contrasting tones create a sense of depth, reflection, and emotional release.
Its intimate scale allows it to stand alone or complement a larger contemporary art collection.
Kiss – Original Abstract Acrylic and Oil Painting on Canvas by Erin McGrath Rieke
About this Artwork
I created Kiss in 2015 using acrylic and oil on canvas. This 12 × 12 inch original is part of my Let It Be series, which explores the tension between control and surrender. Through flowing black and cream forms, I sought to capture emotional uncertainty. The surface reflects the way meaning often emerges through change and imperfection.
Artwork Details
Artist: Erin McGrath Rieke
Title: Kiss
Year Created: 2015
Series: Let It Be
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Artwork Size: 12 W × 12 H × 1.5 D in
Style: Abstract / Flow Art
Subject: Emotional expression, surrender, resilience
Original Artwork: One-of-a-kind
Frame: Optional
Additional Information
My Let It Be series examines the balance between holding on and allowing life to unfold. In Kiss, fluid movement and contrasting tones create a sense of depth, reflection, and emotional release.
Its intimate scale allows it to stand alone or complement a larger contemporary art collection.
