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“Theia's Collision”
Planet Measurement: 30X40 in
Medium: Acrylic, ink, glitter
Substrate: wood
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“Theia's Collision”
Planet Measurement: 30X40 in
Medium: Acrylic, ink, glitter
Substrate: wood
© Hollowdolls. All Rights Reserved
“Theia's Collision”
Planet Measurement: 30X40 in
Medium: Acrylic, ink, glitter
Substrate: wood
© Hollowdolls. All Rights Reserved
Unique Art
“Theia’s Collision” is a striking original mixed media painting inspired by one of the most powerful origin theories of our planet. This artwork captures the dramatic moment when the protoplanet Theia collided with early Earth, a celestial impact believed to have created the Moon and initiated Earth’s formation.
Created by Houston-based artist Brittany Ellis, this piece merges 2D and 3D elements—including acrylic, ink, glitter, and sculpted texture paste—to bring depth, motion, and explosive beauty to this cosmic event. Its layered textures and vibrant contrast offer both a scientific narrative and a visual journey, making it a standout piece for any modern art collection or space-themed interior décor.
Perfect for science enthusiasts, geology art collectors, and lovers of celestial wall art, this painting is a powerful tribute to planetary creation and the mysteries of space.
Herstory
This original acrylic painting, “Planet Theia,” is inspired by one of the most fascinating scientific theories about the origin of Earth and the Moon. According to the widely accepted giant-impact hypothesis, a Mars-sized protoplanet named Theia collided with the early Earth around 4.5 billion years ago. The catastrophic impact not only reshaped Earth but also led to the formation of the Moon from the resulting debris.
The painting visually explores this monumental moment in planetary history through rich acrylic layers, glittering 2D details, and 3D sculptural textures, all brought together by Houston artist Brittany Ellis. With its fusion of science, art, and cosmic storytelling, this piece is ideal for collectors of space art, educators, and science enthusiasts alike..