Mixed Media Art Sculpture ‘Blossom Atoll’ by Amanda Deadman

Meticulously-made, mixed media art sculpture that is an outstanding exemplar of the beauty of coral reefs.

Delicate greens and pinks coalesce within the salt and pepper core to give colour and showcase to intricacies of nature’s beauty.

The form and subtle colours give light the chance to dance across the meticulous surface of the piece.

The artwork is set in a deep perspex white glazed box.

Artist’s Statement

Predominantly adorned in a soft, creamy hue, this piece is intricately speckled with delicate touches of grey and black, creating a sophisticated contrast. The vibrant lime green frames the edges, evoking the mesmerizing glow of underwater light, while playful accents of baby pink dance across the surface, adding a touch of whimsy and charm.
Elevated on foam board plinths, it casts enchanting shadows that shift and change with the light, inviting you to explore its depth from every angle. This unique feature not only enhances its visual appeal but also creates a dynamic interplay between light and form, making it a captivating focal point in any space.

Mixed Media Art Sculpture – Artist

Amanda Deadman creates stunning paper sculpture art made from handpainted and cut paper pieces. Beautiful, bright and colourful artwork that will certainly elevate your walls!

Amanda’s art journey began with a degree in 3D design and photography from West Surrey College of Art and Design. She works with a variety of media. From college, she produced kiln-formed glass for sale exclusively through Aaronson galleries in Piccadilly London, and Edinburgh, Scotland. She has also painted all her life, producing photo-realistic work, in watercolour and acrylic on canvas.  Her sculptural artwork exists in galleries and collections across the globe.

More recently, Amanda has returned to her 3D roots and now specialises in creating beautiful, intricate and detailed cut watercolour and paper artworks. She loves using watercolour, gold leaf and gold ink, and creating interesting colour graduations.

She has also branched out into creating completely white artworks which she continues to explore.

Amanda Deadman’s sculptures are handmade in her tranquil home studio in North Oxfordshire, UK.  The natural world, such as flowers, insects, birds, and fish inspires her artworks. She is also very much a book and film fan, and her favourite films and books, such as ‘The Italian Job’ and ‘Jonathan Livingstone Seagull’ also feature in her work.