Kimberley Harris | The Meadow That Grew Untamed | Original British Landscape Art
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Hand-fabricated in the UK | 3–4 weeks
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Created by Kimberley Harris, The Meadow That Grew Untamed captures the serene yet unpredictable beauty of nature through subtle abstraction. Gentle shifts of colour and delicately applied marks evoke a sense of growth, freedom, and quiet reflection. The composition balances openness with careful structure, allowing the viewer to wander through the layers of tone and texture at leisure. Harris’s nuanced approach to surface and form encourages contemplation, making the work feel alive yet composed. Perfectly suited to both contemporary and classic interiors, this piece brings a thoughtful, calming presence to living rooms, studies, or curated gallery walls, inviting sustained engagement and personal interpretation.
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• Lead time: Typically dispatched within 3–4 weeks. Timing may vary by destination and carrier routing.
• International delivery & export: Available worldwide. For project pricing, export coordination, and shipping quotations, please contact [email protected].
• Returns & cancellations: Because this is a made-to-order piece reserved for you, we don’t offer change-of-mind returns. If you’d like guidance on finish, scale, or suitability before ordering, our Concierge team can advise. If anything is damaged or faulty on arrival, we will resolve it promptly in line with your statutory rights.
• Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Do not use water, sprays, polishes, or cleaning agents, as natural stone may stain, etch, or discolour. Avoid abrasive materials and handle with care to prevent surface marking.
Artwork by Kimberley Harris
One of Kimberley Harris’s earliest memories is of being taken by her father—an avid admirer of Impressionist art—to a JMW Turner exhibition at the Tate Gallery. That formative experience sparked her determination to paint, leading to a Diploma in Art and Design in 2005.
Her practice was renewed in 2014 after meeting a respected artist who introduced her to oil painting and the palette knife. Through this process, Kimberley Harris established a distinctive visual language of her own, inspired by the natural beauty of the countryside that surrounds and informs her work.