A single beam of sunlight breaking through storm clouds over the oceanAI generated

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KX-106 · Ocean

Storm Light

A single beam of sunlight breaking through storm clouds onto a patch of silver sea.

Size, width × height
Finish

Face-mounted behind acrylic glass on an aluminium composite panel.

Frame

Price on request. Custom sizes within the format are possible. No obligation.

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Corporate boardroom with an empty grey wall at the end of the table
Storm Light on the wall
AI generated

Room

Heavy storm clouds fill most of the frame above a wide, open ocean. Through a single gap a beam of sunlight falls and turns one patch of water silver, the only bright area in an otherwise dark field. The mood is dramatic but not violent: the sea is calm, the clouds hang still, and the light seems to arrive slowly. It is a picture about contrast and focus.

The dark tonality gives this work weight, so it suits large, well-lit walls: a director's office, a library, a study or a gallery space with directed light. It holds its own against dark wood, leather and charcoal textiles. Hang it where a spotlight can meet the bright patch of sea, and view it from four metres or more.

Ocean

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