Original 48x60 Geometric Abstract Painting | A Boat Named Freedom by Shilo Ratner

A summer on the water in Provincetown, translated into geometry, color, and light.

A Boat Named Freedom is an original 48 x 60 geometric abstract painting inspired by a moment of movement and reflection on the water. Rather than illustrating a boat or shoreline, the work builds a sense of passage through structured planes of color, with the pride flag woven into the composition as structure rather than statement. Saturated hues establish movement while quieter transitions stabilize the field, making this a bold, color-driven statement piece for contemporary interiors, architectural spaces, and collectors drawn to work where LGBTQ+ pride is expressed through form rather than decoration.

Artwork Details

Title: A Boat Named Freedom
Size: 48 x 60 x 1.5 inches
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Format: Gallery-wrapped, ready to hang
Palette: Rainbow, structured geometric planes
Framing: Natural wood float frame
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Shipping: Courier shipping included

This is a single-edition original. At $6,700, once it sells, it's gone.

If this work resonates, you may also want to look at By the Dock (30x40 geometric boat painting, quieter palette), Harbor (30x40 coastal geometry, structured and grounded), or Rise (20x40 vertical abstract, upward movement and light).

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