Fall d'Orcia II

For this project, an interior architect approached me with a special request. Her client had fallen in love with Fall d'Orcia I, but the space called for a diptych. This became the starting point for Fall d'Orcia II: a new painting created in the same colour palette and atmosphere, while featuring its own composition and character. Together, the two abstract paintings create a balanced dialogue, yet each piece is equally strong when displayed on its own. This versatility made the commission a perfect fit for the interior. When I personally delivered the paintings, everything fell into place. The historic home, the interior and its owner formed a harmonious setting in which the artworks truly belonged. It immediately became clear why both the architect and her client had been so drawn to Fall d'Orcia I. It was a perfect match – between the artwork, the space and the people who live there. This project illustrates how a commissioned abstract painting can be tailored to complement both the architecture and the atmosphere of an interior. Interested in this series? Fall d'Orcia III is still available. Feel free to get in touch to learn more about this work or to discuss a bespoke painting created especially for your interior or project.