GYMEA LILY 1

This original oil painting captures the striking Gymea Lily, a plant native to the coastal regions near Sydney, New South Wales. The artist's impressionistic style brings to life this magnificent flower, setting it amidst a backdrop of eucalyptus trees. The artwork celebrates the unique beauty of the Australian landscape.

Painted with oils on canvas, the artist has created a rich texture and depth. The vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes evoke the feeling of being immersed in an Australiana forest, surrounded by gum trees and the iconic Gymea Lily.

This large canvas would make a stunning focal point in any room. Its vibrant colors and depiction of the Australian landscape will add a touch of natural beauty to your interior decor. The artwork's impressionistic style and subject matter make it a wonderful conversation starter.

Bring a piece of the Australian landscape into your home with this original artwork. It is sure to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space. Don't miss the opportunity to own this beautiful piece of contemporary art.

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AUSTRALIAN ARTIST
I am an Australian artist working in Adelaide, South Australia. I paint mostly in oil, but occasionally use acrylic paints. Landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, flower paintings and abstract paintings are included in my repertoire of work.

INSPIRATION FOR MY ART
As an Australian artist, my inspiration comes from whatever is around me at a particular time. As an example, following a recent trip to the mid north of South Australia, I produced a series of landscape paintings, which include the beautiful Eucalyptus trees and flowers from local gardens.

ARTIST STATEMENT
I have always loved colour. My paintings as a child were mostly large areas of very, very loud colour.
I paint because I love to. Taking delight in seeing what emerges from the canvas, and I still love colour.
Painting with other artists is a time to spend time with other human beings, without having to talk.
Painting alone is a special time to forget everything else, to get lost in the process of creativity, of colour and line, and light and dark.
During different stages of life I have made more time for painting. Now is one special time in my life when I can devote lots of time to painting.