We Know Who We Are - Outback Characters in Group

This is an original, one off, impressionist painting on canvas ready to hang on your beautiful wall.

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'We Know Who We Are' is a 76 x 76cm original painting from my 'Outback' series. Inspired by the people of the Australian Outback this slightly whimsical painting pays homage to the meaning of 'Sense of place' where you have to know where you are to know who you are.

People often say that they love my paintings because of the richness of the colors, the depth of the black and the texture of the materials I use.

SPECIAL FEATURES
* Original, hand painted in acrylics
* Heirloom quality materials
* Framed with Tasmanian Oak
* Certificate of Authenticity supplied
* Signature in the front left corner

I love to keep my customers happy, and I have had some great reviews, here is one.

"Hi Bruce – My name is Liz, I purchased the desert landscapes Saturday after seeing them on opening night Friday. I was going to purchase just one, but I couldn’t bear the thought of separating them. They compliment each other and create movement and narrative that wouldn’t be complete without the other. Love your work, excited to see more."

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Bruce Peebles, a Brisbane-based multi-media artist, seamlessly blends four decades of advertising photography with fine art practices. His global presence in corporate and private collections is a testament to his dynamic and experimental approach.

Bruce's works reflect the energy of the Australian Landscape and the vibrant and ever changing colors of the Australian desert. Through the layering of acrylics, oils, inks, and glazes, he creates a captivating interplay of rhythm and motion, balancing realistic representation with abstract forms.

His signature collections, including Sun Glitter and Rhythmic Motion, showcase his innovative vision and profound artistic depth.

In the captivating world of Bruce Peebles, viewers embark on a visual journey that transcends traditional boundaries, inviting them to explore the dynamic fusion of photography and fine art with an experimental flair.