The Cattle Crossing II

Reproduction Print by Helen Evans

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Medium Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang
Dimensions Printed to size: 15.8in (W) x 11.8in (H) x 2.2in (D)
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Original Artwork's Description

This painting is based on the view from my neighbour's house. Every lot in our part of Cedar Creek has a different but equally stunning view. The sub division we live in used to be a cattle property and the cattle track is still a mark on the land from when Max Morrison used to move his herd around the land. I love that it still exists as a memorey of the land and the poeple who farmed it. I have been exploring how we view an expansive vista, utilising the idea of snapshots through the formal divisions in the composition. This has developed into a visual referencing to the passage of time.

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.