Sachuest 2, Limited Edition

$140.00

Susan Auriemma, Middletown, Rhode Island

Materials: Photograph printed on watercolor paper, unframed (3 of 25)

Size: 12x16 inches, [click image for full view]

Shipping: Included in price

Susan Auriemma’s photography is the perfect finishing touch for a refined home, especially to bring in coastal atmosphere—work that elevates each space. Susan’s images distill the serenity, power, and luminous beauty of waterfront living into timeless compositions that feel as expansive as the shoreline itself. Auriemma has an extraordinary gift for capturing that fleeting, perfect coastal moment: the quiet hush before sunrise when others are sleeping, the elegance of windblown textures, the poetry of tides pulling against the sand. You are almost prompted to take deeper breaths.

Susan’s elegant photographs bring the rhythm of the ocean indoors, creating an atmosphere of calm sophistication that resonates deeply with those who cherish coastal living. For beach house owners and those aspiring to have that lifestyle present in their inland homes, those seeking art with both presence and emotional clarity—Auriemma’s work offers a luxurious blend of tranquility, refinement, and enduring visual impact—signature pieces that become the heart of a home, whether by the sea or anywhere to recall it.

Susan’s large, framed pieces sell for thousands, so this is an unbelievable chance to acquire a print to hang in your home collection at a very accessible price. We are honored to show her work once again in ART SHOP. Susan earned a Curator’s Choice Award in Summer & The Silence, which is still up to view.

Susan Auriemma, Middletown, Rhode Island

Materials: Photograph printed on watercolor paper, unframed (3 of 25)

Size: 12x16 inches, [click image for full view]

Shipping: Included in price

Susan Auriemma’s photography is the perfect finishing touch for a refined home, especially to bring in coastal atmosphere—work that elevates each space. Susan’s images distill the serenity, power, and luminous beauty of waterfront living into timeless compositions that feel as expansive as the shoreline itself. Auriemma has an extraordinary gift for capturing that fleeting, perfect coastal moment: the quiet hush before sunrise when others are sleeping, the elegance of windblown textures, the poetry of tides pulling against the sand. You are almost prompted to take deeper breaths.

Susan’s elegant photographs bring the rhythm of the ocean indoors, creating an atmosphere of calm sophistication that resonates deeply with those who cherish coastal living. For beach house owners and those aspiring to have that lifestyle present in their inland homes, those seeking art with both presence and emotional clarity—Auriemma’s work offers a luxurious blend of tranquility, refinement, and enduring visual impact—signature pieces that become the heart of a home, whether by the sea or anywhere to recall it.

Susan’s large, framed pieces sell for thousands, so this is an unbelievable chance to acquire a print to hang in your home collection at a very accessible price. We are honored to show her work once again in ART SHOP. Susan earned a Curator’s Choice Award in Summer & The Silence, which is still up to view.

 

Susan Auriemma, a native Rhode Islander and occasional NewYorker

Susan picked up her first Nikon when her first child was born and hasn’t put it down since.  When Susan isn’t shooting landscapes and waves, she is busy shooting interiors and architecture as well as food photography for her clients.

Susan’s fine art photography features softened textures and colors that evoke a sense of calm. Growing up just steps from the ocean, Susan developed an innate connection to the soothing effects of waves—their sights and sounds fostering a deep sense of tranquility. Through her fine art pieces, she brings this serenity into the home.

Images from the Echoes of Light Collection reflect the artist's intention to inspire peace. Susan achieves this effect by softening images of waves and water using a technique known as Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). This method subtly blurs the image, preserving enough detail for the subject to remain recognizable while avoiding complete abstraction.

Pieces are presented in one of two ways: Many are printed as dye sublimation on aluminum in a float frame designed to evoke the impression of a painting rather than a traditional photograph. By eliminating the need for glass between the viewer and the image, it suggests the appearance of a canvas painting.  Alternatively, images are printed on watercolor paper with a deckled edge and presented in a shadow box style frame as a water color painting would be. Many viewers, upon seeing this collection, initially believe the images are paintings rather than photographs. The artist considers this the highest compliment, as it confirms her intention has been successfully realized.