Turquoise Imprint in My Mind: Print

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About the Artwork:

When I traveled to Antigua, I stayed at an incredible resort called Sugar Ridge, which was slightly inland. If you wanted to go to the sea, a man at the resort, named Vorn, would drive you to the nearest beach in a little golf cart.

I vividly remember when Vorn brought me up on that first day. He parked his golf cart on the sand, and I was completely mesmerized by the color of the turquoise waters.

The color permeated my being, filling me up with wonder and expansiveness. I was so light with elation, that I didn’t know what was me, and what was the sea. I remember thinking to myself, I am going to paint this color, so that its radiating joy can stay with me for a lifetime.

Nothing compares to the in-person vision, but this is my homage to that moment when the spirit of the turquoise waters were imprinted upon me.

The original painting is available here.

From the art series: The Caribbean Collection.


Product Details:

  • Shipped within 2 weeks

  • All sales are final

  • Please Note: Colors will vary slightly from screen to screen. Photos are not necessarily an accurate representation of size, so please measure appropriately. Christina Contaldi retains copyright on all artwork and images.

Paper Prints:

  • Paper prints are printed on museum-quality giclée print on archival, matte paper

  • Christina’s digitally printed signature is on front of artwork

  • Shipped unframed and rolled

  • 16x20” and 24x30” size paper prints include a 1/2” white border

  • 30x40” and 40x50” size paper prints include a 1” white border

Canvas Prints:

  • Canvas prints are printed on finely textured artist-grade cotton substrate

  • Christina’s digitally printed signature is on front of artwork

  • Hand-stretched on custom wooden stretcher bars milled from the finest quality European kiln-dried knotless pine

  • If frame selection is added: The thin float frame sits approximately 5mm from the edge of the canvas, helping to create a floating border