Bringing the calm of water and nature into your home
Original acrylic paintings from the Thames Estuary
Welcome to my corner of the world!
I’m Erzsebet
I have been living by the Thames Estuary for 8 years now. I walk here often with my camera - the sunrises and sunsets have a fantastic atmosphere I never get tired of.
So my journey as an artist began not with a brush, but with a camera. Photography has always been my way of capturing the world’s quiet, fleeting moments.
Gallery Highlights
Original acrylic painting.
Material: 60x 90 cm (24 x 36" in) stretched canvas.
The artwork is varnished for protection and longevity.
It is sold unframed; however, the edges of the canvas are painted (white), allowing the piece to be displayed without a frame and hung directly on the wall.
The painting is hand-signed by the artist. The reverse of the canvas bears a stamp, serving as a certificate of authenticity.
Original acrylic painting.
Material: 60×90cm (24"x36 in) stretched canvas.
The artwork is varnished for protection and longevity.
It is sold unframed; however, the edges of the canvas are painted (white), allowing the piece to be displayed without a frame and hung directly on the wall.
The painting is hand-signed by the artist. The reverse of the canvas bears a stamp, serving as a certificate of authenticity.
Original acrylic painting.
40 × 60 cm (16" x 24" in) stretched canvas.
The artwork is varnished for protection and longevity.
It is sold unframed; however, the canvas edges are painted (white), allowing the piece to be displayed without a frame and hung directly on the wall.
The painting is hand-signed by the artist. The reverse of the canvas bears a stamp, serving as a certificate of authenticity.
Winning an competition showed me how creativity can inspire, connect, and make a real difference. What started as a way to pass the time during lockdown turned into an opportunity to support my community — an experience I will never forget.
A win that gave back
Artist Portfolio
A curated selection of paintings, series and the landscapes that inspire my work.