Salt and Soul - Canvas
This one was never supposed to stay on a wall.
Open Edition Fine Art Canvas
• Hand-signed
The Story
Salt and Soul started with a completely different destination in mind: I painted it specifically to live on a pair of freediving fins.
The idea came after my first real encounter with humpback whales—huge waves, sensory overload, whale song vibrating through my body, dark water underneath me—and then one massive whale moved straight toward me. Everything else seemed to shut off.
That moment hooked me.
I wanted to carry that feeling back into the water with me, so the artwork was created for fins first. The canvas came afterward, because the piece ended up carrying more than I expected and deserved a life beyond the dive.
That origin is what makes this one different for me. It wasn’t artwork adapted onto fins later. The fins were part of the reason the artwork existed in the first place.
“Some experiences imprint so deeply you have to create another way to carry them with you.” ~Kristy
Museum-grade fine-art canvas printed with archival pigment inks and finished with gloss varnish.
• Deep 1.5” gallery-wrapped canvas
• Mirrored image edges
• Wired and ready to hang
• Personally printed, stretched, finished and inspected in my Hawaiʻi fine-art studio
• Never outsourced or mass produced
• Made to order
Most made-to-order canvas pieces leave my studio within 7–14 business days for processing. U.S. shipping takes +varies by destination. Holidays/weather may delay delivery.
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Made in my Hawaii Studio
Why Protecting The Ocean Matters To Me
10% of sales from her original artwork and giclée prints through Vascovich Fine Art support Pacific Whale Foundation. You can also give directly here. Every gift funds whale and dolphin research, ocean education for Hawaiʻi keiki, and marine conservation.
