Painting by Kate Wise 65 Artwork Sold

Through the trees, Burrumbeet

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

13.6in (W) x 13.6in (H) x 1.8in (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
$280

Artwork Description

'Through the trees, Burrumbeet' by Kate Wise -A little beauty inspired by views of Lake Burrumbeet near Ballarat. The hills in the background are near Waubra. In this atmospheric study, Kate captures the essence of the place on a wintery day when the sky is grey and the clouds scud quickly across the sky allowing the sun to create fleeting moments of brightness. Creating this work reminded Kate of the early depictions of Lake Wendouree in Ballarat when it was a swamp surrounded by blue hills, plains and bush land. Kate is influenced by the work of Eugene von Geurard who painted in this area during the gold rush, highlighting the vast open spaces and big skies. 'Through the trees, Burrumbeet' is framed in a natural pine float frame, ready to hang and presented with a signed Certificate of Authenticity

-Original painting by Kate Wise

-Artist quality acrylic paint on 10oz. triple primed cotton duck canvas

-32.5 x 32.5 x 4.5cm, including natural pine floating frame, ready to hang

-Signed Certificate of Authenticity and signed on the front

-Carefully packaged in biodegradable bubble wrap and recycled cardboard so it arrives safely, ready for you to enjoy

Artist Bio

Kate Wise's acrylic paintings are a celebration of the beauty she finds in nature. Kate plays with scale and negative space and creates sumptuous colour palettes to produce harmonious yet lively compositions. If you need more of these things in your life, welcome, you are in the right place!

Kate is a contemporary acrylic painter based in Haddon, just outside Ballarat. She says 'nature is an inspiring force' and it drives her creation of calm, feminine, and flowing paintings that are original, fresh, and lively. Kate paints large works informed by the bushland, farmland, and waterways of Western Victoria, as well as the coastal places she visits. The River Red Gums and quiet bends of the Mount Emu Creek in Skipton remain central to her sense of place and to the way she approaches painting.

You can enjoy Kate's work as vibrant landscapes, but in her current series of paintings, she invites you to delve a little deeper, as she explores the psychological terrain of landscape painting. Kate believes that the capacity to draw meaning and feeling from observing the complexities of nature is a gift that painting offers both the artist and the viewer.

Kate's paintings are held in private collections across Australia and overseas, and are often acquired by collectors, interior designers, and curators. From 2018 to 2023, Kate managed my own gallery in Ballarat’s Block Arcade. That experience strengthened her studio discipline and helped her develop a consistent, recognisable body of work.

Kate exhibits through local galleries, community art spaces, and open studio programs, including Hidden Gems Artist Studios. Her practice is defined by close observation and a steady, disciplined approach to making, with a focus on creating cohesive, nature‑led paintings at scale.