‘The Edge of Silence’ Original Acrylic Hare Painting on Vintage Reclaimed Saw
£385.00
Limited Availability
‘The Edge of Silence’ is an original acrylic painting of a hare, created by British wildlife artist Liisa Clark on a reclaimed vintage hand saw.
The painting was inspired after reading Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton, a beautiful account of an unexpected relationship with a wild hare. The book’s quiet observation of the natural world, and of a creature allowed to remain entirely wild, stayed with me long after I had finished reading.
That sense of stillness and watchfulness became the starting point for The Edge of Silence.
The hare emerges from a soft, atmospheric background of muted greys and greens, its alert expression, luminous eye and delicate whiskers captured in fine detail. Rather than painting onto a conventional canvas, I chose a reclaimed vintage saw, allowing its worn metal, original teeth and aged wooden handle to remain part of the finished artwork.
There is something particularly fitting about placing such a quiet, living creature onto an object bearing the marks of another life. The contrast between the softness of fur and the hard, weathered metal gives the painting a character that could never be recreated on a pristine surface.
Measuring approximately 16 x 58 cm, The Edge of Silence is a one-of-a-kind original artwork, created for collectors of British wildlife art, natural history and unusual art made on reclaimed objects.
Signed on the back of the Artwork by Liisa Clark
Painting Size:16 x 58cm
Medium: Acrylic painting on a vintage reclaimed saw finished with Gloss Resin Varnish.
Ready to Hang: Supplied with a plate hanger for secure wall display.
Certificate of Authenticity: Included and presented in the gift box.
Presentation: Beautifully gift wrapped, making it ideal for collectors or as a thoughtful gift.
Indoor Display:
This original artwork is designed for indoor use only and should not be displayed outdoors or exposed to the elements.
Dispatch: Usually dispatched within 1 to 3 working days.
Please Note: Colours may vary slightly between screens due to differences in monitor and device settings. Every effort has been made to photograph the artwork accurately, but the colours you see may differ slightly from the original painting.
