Original 'Orange you glad to see me?'
‘Orange you glad to see me?’ an original painting by Erin Batticciotto, Walls Can Talk
Orange you glad to see me?’ captures a vivid moment of nostalgia and delight, showcasing a perfectly cut orange resting on a complimentary blue surface. The orange's vibrant hues seem to burst forth, evoking memories of halftime breaks during exhilarating soccer matches. The glistening droplets of juice hint at the refreshing zestiness that awaits. A vivid reminder of the simple yet cherished tradition of halftime snacks, where the tangy sweetness of oranges provided a burst of energy and a moment of respite. The brushstrokes emulate the texture of the orange peel, inviting viewers to almost feel the zest under their fingers.
As the eye explores the painting, one can almost imagine the atmosphere of a lively gathering, where the air is filled not just with the anticipation of the second half but also with the aroma of citrus. The orange becomes a symbol of the small pleasures that punctuate life's grand moments, and the painting captures the essence of those carefree times when a bite into a juicy slice was accompanied by cheers, laughter, and camaraderie. This artwork does more than depict a fruit; it immortalises the union of sports, refreshment, and camaraderie, reminding us of the vivid flavours that enhance life's most thrilling experiences.
MEDIUM
Mixed medium Acrylic and watercolour on canvas, housed within a heavy duty solid FSC Certified pinewood frame ready to hang.
Signed on the front. Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Floating canvas 305mm x 305mm + Frame
‘Orange you glad to see me?’ an original painting by Erin Batticciotto, Walls Can Talk
Orange you glad to see me?’ captures a vivid moment of nostalgia and delight, showcasing a perfectly cut orange resting on a complimentary blue surface. The orange's vibrant hues seem to burst forth, evoking memories of halftime breaks during exhilarating soccer matches. The glistening droplets of juice hint at the refreshing zestiness that awaits. A vivid reminder of the simple yet cherished tradition of halftime snacks, where the tangy sweetness of oranges provided a burst of energy and a moment of respite. The brushstrokes emulate the texture of the orange peel, inviting viewers to almost feel the zest under their fingers.
As the eye explores the painting, one can almost imagine the atmosphere of a lively gathering, where the air is filled not just with the anticipation of the second half but also with the aroma of citrus. The orange becomes a symbol of the small pleasures that punctuate life's grand moments, and the painting captures the essence of those carefree times when a bite into a juicy slice was accompanied by cheers, laughter, and camaraderie. This artwork does more than depict a fruit; it immortalises the union of sports, refreshment, and camaraderie, reminding us of the vivid flavours that enhance life's most thrilling experiences.
MEDIUM
Mixed medium Acrylic and watercolour on canvas, housed within a heavy duty solid FSC Certified pinewood frame ready to hang.
Signed on the front. Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Floating canvas 305mm x 305mm + Frame
‘Orange you glad to see me?’ an original painting by Erin Batticciotto, Walls Can Talk
Orange you glad to see me?’ captures a vivid moment of nostalgia and delight, showcasing a perfectly cut orange resting on a complimentary blue surface. The orange's vibrant hues seem to burst forth, evoking memories of halftime breaks during exhilarating soccer matches. The glistening droplets of juice hint at the refreshing zestiness that awaits. A vivid reminder of the simple yet cherished tradition of halftime snacks, where the tangy sweetness of oranges provided a burst of energy and a moment of respite. The brushstrokes emulate the texture of the orange peel, inviting viewers to almost feel the zest under their fingers.
As the eye explores the painting, one can almost imagine the atmosphere of a lively gathering, where the air is filled not just with the anticipation of the second half but also with the aroma of citrus. The orange becomes a symbol of the small pleasures that punctuate life's grand moments, and the painting captures the essence of those carefree times when a bite into a juicy slice was accompanied by cheers, laughter, and camaraderie. This artwork does more than depict a fruit; it immortalises the union of sports, refreshment, and camaraderie, reminding us of the vivid flavours that enhance life's most thrilling experiences.
MEDIUM
Mixed medium Acrylic and watercolour on canvas, housed within a heavy duty solid FSC Certified pinewood frame ready to hang.
Signed on the front. Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Floating canvas 305mm x 305mm + Frame
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