'Sea of Serenity' Original - Julia Goodwin

Sea of Serenity by Julia Goodwin captures the quiet elegance and introspective beauty of McCrae Beach as it gazes towards Point Nepean. This mesmerising piece, part of the Silent Reflections Collection, invites you to pause and soak in the calming aura of the landscape.

Julia's use of colour and texture brings the scene to life, echoing the whispers of the waves and the soft light of dawn. Measuring 102cm by 102cm, this sizeable artwork is crafted with acrylic on canvas and comes ready to grace your walls.

Each stroke carries Julia's soulful touch, and as an original, it is signed by the artist and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Let Sea of Serenity be more than just a painting in your home; let it be a source of contemplation and comfort.

Artwork Details

Dimensions: 102cm Height x 102cm Width

Materials: Acrylic on Canvas, ready to hang

Originals: All original artwork comes signed by the artist with a Certificate of Authenticity

About the Artist

Julia Goodwin's art is all about bringing a bit of her world into yours.

"As I paint and play, I find myself weaving together a mixture of colours, people, and nature—somehow blending the serious with the delightful. I use canvas, found objects, and a mix of old and new brushes and paints to shape my thoughts. Each brushstroke is like a heartbeat, infusing the canvas with humour and lightness, tinged with moments of love, loss, joy, and hope. There’s something refreshing about letting the paint flow until it captures the perfect balance, mystery, and spirit." 

Her inspiration comes from the natural surroundings of the Mornington Peninsula and the more extensive Australian landscape—think bushland, bay views, local animals, and intriguing objects encountered in everyday life. Over time, Julia's fine-tuned her own style, ensuring each of her artwork's carries a bit of her own essence.

"I hope my work speaks to you, maybe even sings or dances a little, as you find your own connection to the stories I tell through my art."