Watercolor Painting "Floral Abstract" by Domenica Jackson

Original Watercolor Painting "Floral Abstract" by Domenica Jackson Up for auction is a captivating, original contemporary watercolor painting by independent fluid artist Domenica Jackson. Featuring a vibrant, loose-wash botanical study, this piece beautifully showcases the artist’s signature wet-on-wet technique. Housed in a premium custom frame from a renowned Toronto studio, this authentic piece arrives ready to hang and elevate your collection. About the Artist: Domenica Jackson Domenica Jackson is a highly regarded contemporary watercolorist known for her expressive, fluid-art style. Active within the international LooseWatercolours art community, Jackson treats her painting process as a form of creative release—relying on heavy moisture washes that allow rich pigments to bleed, pool, and interact organically on paper. Her work is celebrated for its vivid color palettes and its modern, therapeutic approach to traditional botanical subjects, making her original pieces highly sought after by collectors of modern independent art across the UK, USA, and Canada. Artwork & Framing Details Artist: Domenica Jackson (Signed "D. Jackson" in script, bottom right) Medium: Original Watercolor on Paper Subject: Vibrant Tropical / Hibiscus Floral Abstract Palette: Luminous Pinks, Corals, Lime Greens, and Deep Emerald Frame Dimensions: 11.75" x 14.25" Framing Provenance: Professionally preserved, matted, and framed by the established Custom Art Concepts Limited (King Street East design district, Toronto, Ontario).Display Ready: Features a solid metallic gilt (gold-toned) frame, clean white matting, protective glass, a dust-sealed paper backing, and a heavy-duty hanging wire. Condition Report Artwork: Excellent, pristine condition. Pigments remain incredibly vibrant with no signs of fading, yellowing, or moisture damage. Frame & Matting: Very good vintage/pre-owned condition. Structurally sound with tight corners. The backing paper and gallery stamp are fully intact. (Please see photos for minor, light surface wear on the gilt finish consistent with age). Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue