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Sie Douglas-Fish
36 x 36"
Acrylic Paint on Canvas
This painting by Sie Douglas-Fish, titled ‘Fluid Royalty,’ is a mesmerizing interplay of elegance and movement. Flowing ribbons of deep black and shimmering gold cascade across a soft, blush-toned background, evoking the natural beauty of geological formations or the graceful rhythm of flowing silk. The delicate contrast between bold, textured strokes and refined metallic accents creates a striking visual balance. ‘Fluid Royalty’ is a sophisticated statement piece that exudes luxury and timeless refinement, making it a perfect addition to any modern space.
Originally created for The Yorkville Royal Sonesta Hotel, this piece has been scaled down from its original size to 36 x 36”. Slight variations from the image displayed here will be present in the final piece you receive, ensuring each artwork maintains its unique feel.
All Acrylic Robotic's paintings are painted with acrylic paint on a 1.5" thick gallery canvas, finished with varnish to ensure longevity, and come ready to hang with a certificate of authenticity.
Given the nature of the production process, each piece made is unique and will exhibit slight variations, giving each piece authentic character and individuality.
Orders are typically processed within 2-3 weeks of purchase. Delivery times vary depending on your location and the shipping method selected. You will receive a tracking number once your order has shipped.
Sie Douglas-Fish (they/them) is a professional digital and analog painter and illustrator from the lands of the Secwépemc nation (100 Mile House, BC) currently living and working on the lands of the Kanienʼkehá:ka people (Montréal, QC). An award-winning artist, Sie holds a BFA of Visual Arts and Japanese Studies from the University of Victoria. Sie is an art tutor, advocate, and lover of learning and tech. With experience in numerous group and solo gallery shows, Sie is helping Acrylic pioneer the future of art one stroke at a time.
