Did we dream it all

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 23.6in (W) x 35.4in (H) x 2.2in (D)

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Ready to hang

$539.75

Arrives 19–22 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

This painting started life as a multi coloured dreamscape although I added stronger colours and shapes from the original concept when the work took a different direction from the more subtle shades at the beginning.
Staying true to my favoured palette of red, orange and purple with a few blue and green accents and the added intuitive oil pastel marks complete this imaginary inner landscape.
Brighten any wall space with this colourful and slightly textured original artwork.
This painting is ready to hang and unframed but I have included a photo with a frame to show how it might look in your room if you prefer framed artwork.

Artist Bio

Originally from the UK, then migrating to Australia in 2009, I feel very lucky to live by the beautiful Lake Macquarie in NSW after a recent move from Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Living in Australia inspires a new direction in my work even if I don’t directly portray a particular place on the canvas it is my desire to express the ‘equivalent feeling’ of this patch of earth.

I’m happily self taught as this gives me total freedom of expression to paint the way I want and saves me from inheriting another artists style.
I have always been interested in art for as long as I can remember.

My work is usually acrylic on canvas and although the paintings tend to be very colourful I am mainly interested in colour and value relationships and how they work together, consequently my colour mixing palette is extensive as I continue this journey. My series ‘Joy of Colour’ does what it says on the tin, it celebrates what joyous feelings we have with a sensory feast of colour.
A main part of my vision is focusing on imaginary abstract or semi abstract landscapes.

Implicit is my dialogue with what is shown and that which is partially hidden.

Recently I have approached my work with a more abstract vibe, wanting the permission to realise and reveal more underlying layers of colour and fluidly of shapes without the specific design principles of realism. My series ‘Deconstructed’ explores the landscape very much intuitively where I let it flow mentally and physically with some strong shapes and lines.
I want to continue engaging in this way with my work as it gives me energy and makes me feel alive, I hope you enjoy looking.
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