Smoke signals and paperbarks

"Smoke signals and paperbarks" - a recent retreat within the Watagans national park inspired this artwork. The forest had been affected by bushfire but regeneration had begun, so it was a beautiful blend of charcoal encrusted trees and new life.
The colours in this piece are burnished browns and umbers, blush, australian grey, white, unbleached titanium, eucalyptus, olive green and raw sienna.

I've used natural mediums like natural sand, sawdust and ceramic stucco textures to add depth, texture and body to the work. it creates a beautiful, organic, earthy feel.

this piece features a wide variation of neutrals and pops of earthy, organic colour that would uplift any interior space.

Signed on the back & front.

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Abbey Bryon is an abstract artist, originally from rural New South Wales, now based on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Working from memory and experience, and informed by the country and coastal landscapes of her home, her work is intuitive, unforced, and organic.

She works with traditional mediums such as acrylic, charcoal and oil, and often incorporates found materials like cloth, sawdust and wood chips into her pieces.

Abbey’s work has landed in private collections across Australia.
She works closely with interior designers, stylists and direct clients to bring to life unique, specially created original artworks.