Double Bubbles is a hypnotic and dynamic composition of circles within circles, ranging from tiny white dots to large sweeping orbs, all tumbling across the canvas in a deep, moody palette of teals, greens, blacks, and whites. Two dominant dark forms anchor the piece, surrounded by a frothy sea of bubbles that seem to float and shift as you look. There is something both organic and cosmic about this work — reminiscent of cells under a microscope or planets drifting through space. Created on A3 Fabriano paper using fineliner and watercolour, and professionally blocked, this is a one-of-a-kind original artwork ready to frame and display.

René de Wet is a passionate mixed-media artist, known for her vibrant use of bright colours, intricate patterns, and detailed illustrations. Drawing inspiration primarily from flowers and plants, René creates captivating works that explore nature’s beauty through dynamic and textured compositions. Having participated in group exhibitions at Johann Van Heerden’s Art Gallery, René continues to evolve as an artist, blending traditional and contemporary techniques to bring nature’s wonders to life.