Goal Net 2

A soccer ball rolls along the back of a goal next to the white post, depicted in heavy palette-knife strokes that catch the moment between a shot and a save. Bright green grass surges across the lower half of the canvas, the netting tears across the upper register in worked white, and a warm orange light glows behind, hinting at evening floodlights or the heat of the crowd. The whole image is built from kinetic, pulled paint.

The palette is purpose-built for high-readability hospitality interiors. Saturated grass-green carries the field, bone white anchors the post and net, the ball provides a tight black-and-white pivot, and the warm orange ground gives the back wall its glow. Mounted against pale plaster, charcoal feature paint, raw concrete or brushed-oak panelling, the work holds its silhouette cleanly across long sightlines and reads as a single decisive image even from the far end of a wide room.

That readability is what makes the picture useful at scale. Hung in a sports bar, a stadium hospitality lounge, a clubhouse reception, a hotel suite themed around football or the entrance to an athletic facility, the painting carries across the floor without losing focus. Up close, raking light from track fixtures hits the palette-knife marks and the netting reveals itself as torn paint rather than woven thread; the warmth of the orange ground intensifies under spot lighting.

It suits sports-themed restaurants and bars, athletic-club receptions, hospitality lounges, conference rooms in stadium environments, and open-plan offices that want a single high-energy focal moment. It pairs naturally with blackened steel, walnut joinery, brushed brass and raw concrete, and the green-orange-white reading gives a built room an immediate athletic register.

Created by hand for collectors, this canvas joins our original-style abstract art line.