Painting by Helen Evans 97 Artwork Sold

Lazonby and Saul Street

Acrylic, Wood, Framed by Artist

24.4in (W) x 24.4in (H) x 1.6in (D)

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Framed by Artist

$920

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Artwork Description

This painting was Miss March.
I have been painting flora from around my new neighbourhood in an effort to get to know a new place after 15 years in the bush. This bouquet was collected from a local park. I was delighted to find elderberry blossom, as it reminded me of childhood walks in Cumbria, in the village of Lazonby. The red berries are Mexican Pepper, which grows extensively in my old stomping ground of Bermuda. This still life has global connections for me.
I paint from life in my indoor/outdoor studio, taking advantage of the natural light.

Artist Bio

Helen has been a practising artist since completing an MA in Textiles at Manchester Metropolitan University. She is a full-time artist and tutor, working and teaching from her purpose-built studio set on 9 rural acres in Cedar Creek, northside of Brisbane.She lived and worked in Bermuda for many years before settling in SE Queensland. Her work has been shown in group and solo exhibitions in the USA, Canada, The Caribbean, the UK, Bermuda, Europe, Russia and Australia, it can be found in private, corporate and public collections.

Helen's art is bursting with exuberant colour and texture realised in acrylic on board.Her work begins with observational drawings on location developed into lushly layered paintings in the studio. Her work explores genius loci, seeking to find echoes and connections to other places and spaces. Her love of landscape and gardens nurtures ancestral connection and is a central theme of her practice. Her textile training is evident in the marks, pattern, texture and colour of her work.

She completed a year-long artist-in-residence at a local flower farm in May 2024. Her time at the farm produced a major body of work of plein air landscapes and botnical studio paintings. She spent the year drawing and painting on location. Her drawings were developed into richly textured paintings in the studio.

Helen's practice is realised in acrylic on ply. The majority of her work is finished with 3 coats of gloss medium. This enhances the complex layers of paint and colour in the work. If you would like a stain finish please message Helen and she can apply a soft wax to render a satin finish.

Commissions

Helen's studio is in South East Queensland