The Future is Exciting is a unique, one-of-a-kind original painting by contemporary artist Orit Fuchs, created in 2026 in her Tel Aviv studio.
A woman in a navy-striped top and white bikini stands with her back to the viewer, shading her eyes as the wind catches her hair, a striped beach towel trailing from her hand. Set against a soft aqua background and paired with the handwritten phrase “The future is exciting”, the work captures that moment of looking ahead: light, optimistic and full of possibility.
Presented in a warm wood-tone resin frame, this intimate artwork is perfect for a bookshelf, a desk or a curated gallery wall. Hand-painted and hand-signed by the artist.
Year: 2026
Medium: Acrylic on paper
Artwork Size: 15 × 21 cm / 5.9 × 8.3 inches (Net)
Framed Size: 22 × 27 cm / 8.7 × 10.6 inches
Framing: Wood-tone resin frame
Edition: Original, one of a kind
Signed: Yes, by the artist
Condition: New / Gallery Quality
Certificate of Authenticity: Includes an original signed Certificate of Authenticity
Add The Future is Exciting to your collection, a one-of-a-kind original painting created and signed by Orit Fuchs.
Shipping:
With great attention to detail, each piece is meticulously wrapped in superior quality packaging materials specifically designed for artwork. I personally oversee the construction of wooden crates that are custom-made for each individual piece according to its size.
To provide peace of mind to my collectors, all shipments are fully insured and delivered directly to their door safely and securely in the same condition as when it left my studio.
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Ships From: Tel Aviv, Israel
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