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Embers — Original Abstract Painting
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Embers from The Parallels series by Gregory Christeas

Embers — Original Abstract Painting

$13,500.00

Gregory Christeas’ New Work 2025 — Parallels

Details — Embers

• 24″ x 48″ x 1.5″
• Specialty acrylics on stretched canvas
• Signed on the back
• Ready to hang
• Created with layered gold, copper, red, and turquoise tones
• Balanced composition that can be displayed in multiple orientations
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Category: The Parallels Series: Available Original Paintings Tag: abstract paintings
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About This Painting

Embers by Gregory Christeas is an original abstract painting from The Parallels Series, where heat, memory, and layered color come together in a dense atmospheric surface.

Molten gold, copper, red, and deep earth tones accumulate like geological strata, while touches of turquoise and pale blue interrupt the warmth with moments of air and contrast.

Created through repeated parallel passes with wide spatulas, the painting suggests a process of building, eroding, and rebuilding. Each layer partially conceals the one beneath it, allowing earlier moments to remain present.

Embers captures the quiet intensity that lingers after flame, where heat becomes memory and color turns inward.