A commanding vertical abstract by renowned contemporary Canadian artist Lisabel, Good Morning is a striking original mixed media painting on canvas, executed in the artist’s signature high-gloss resin technique. Measuring 72 inches tall by 12 inches wide, this work exemplifies Lisabel’s mastery of color dynamics, depth, and texture - qualities that have established her as one of Canada’s leading voices in contemporary abstract expressionism.

The composition is a dramatic interplay of black, gray, bronze, and turquoise, intersected by a fluid, sinuous vein of crimson red that rises through the center of the canvas like a pulse of energy. The surface is layered with acrylics, metallic pigments, and poured enamels, encapsulated beneath a flawless epoxy resin finish that lends the work extraordinary luminosity and reflective depth. Each line and contour appears suspended within the glass-like surface, creating a sense of motion and vitality that shifts with the light.

Lisabel’s work is celebrated for her innovative use of industrial materials to produce tactile, light-reactive surfaces that merge fine art with modern design. In Good Morning, her fluid technique transforms abstract gesture into an elegant symphony of color and form, evoking the awakening energy of dawn. The glossy finish intensifies every hue, from the deep cobalt base to the shimmering silver undertones, while subtle textural currents add dimension and balance.

The reverse of the canvas bears the artist’s handwritten inscription, “Good morning”, along with her signature, dimensions, and inventory number 3187, confirming its authenticity. A cast-metal nameplate reading “LISABEL” is affixed to the front lower edge, consistent with her gallery-presented works. The piece is presented on its original gallery-wrapped stretcher, ready to hang as a dramatic statement in a modern interior or corporate collection.

Lisabel’s paintings are highly sought after internationally for their sophistication and visual power. Good Morning is an exceptional example of her large-scale vertical compositions, perfectly suited for collectors of Canadian abstract art, contemporary resin paintings, and design-forward statement works.