Deborah Eyde

Moon Child, Original Painting

2023

Artist Comments
A woman sits with her hands wrapped around bent knees, exuding a sense of introspection and vulnerability. She contemplates the wonders of the universe, from birth signs to giant moons and the night sky. The simple shapes and colors give the piece a modern, almost childlike quality.

About the Artist
Artist Deborah Eyde creates encaustic paintings that blend abstract shapes, colors, and textures, drawing inspiration from her daily life and surroundings. "One of my favorite things to do is take off my glasses to view the world—everything becomes simplified, abstract, and full of color and contrast," says Deborah. She discovered her artistic voice during a transformative year of art school in Italy, where exceptional teachers shaped her approach. Her studio, located in the attic of her home, is a spacious and sometimes chaotic environment, with sloping ceilings and minimal wall space. It serves as her creative space and where she packages and stores her work. Music plays a constant role in fueling her inspiration. Outside of the studio, Deborah enjoys hiking, traveling, and walking her dogs, always seeking new experiences to inspire her paintings.

Words that describe this painting: woman, figure, female, sitting, shoes, introspection, figurative, stripes, expressionism, people, encaustic artwork, beige

Moon Child
Deborah Eyde
Encaustic artwork on wood
Natural wood edges
Ready to hang
One-of-a-kind
Signed on front and back
2023
30 in. h x 22 in. w x 1.5 in. d
2 lbs. 5 oz.