When Spring is Here

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Artwork Details

Medium Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang
Dimensions 31.9in (W) x 31.9in (H) x 1.4in (D)
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Artwork Description

A riot of pansies and violas in yellows, deep reds and purples to show the end of winter and the start of a new spring. These flowers were previously used as the symbol of love and sometimes forbidden love but I can’t help thinking they look so good with all their splashes of colour. This work has been created in an impressionist way giving the viewer a sweeping scene of colourful swaying flowers. The yellow pansy is also a symbol of positivity and this painting will bring energy and good vibes to the viewer. I think it makes you smile to look at it and I hope it does the same to you. This is why I paint as I always hope to bring happiness to the viewer.

Artist Bio

My work is an expression of my deep connection to nature, drawn from the subtle beauty I encounter in my daily walks through the Australian landscape. The fleeting yet profound moments I find in local plants, flowers, and gardens are at the heart of my practice. I am inspired by the delicate, often overlooked details that, when observed closely, reveal the resilience and vibrancy of life. These small but significant finds serve as the foundation for my abstract floral and landscape paintings.

In my art, I aim to celebrate the essence of nature—not through realistic depictions, but through bold, abstract forms that elevate the quiet energy of plants and gardens. My work reflects my reverence for nature’s intricate beauty, and my desire to bring attention to the often-hidden wonders of the natural world. Each painting is an exploration of how the landscape speaks to me: it could be the subtle play of light on a petal, the curve of a leaf, or the rhythm of growth that occurs just beneath the surface.

My practice is not only about capturing what I see, but also about fostering a dialogue between the internal and external landscapes—the emotional response I feel as I encounter these living forms, and the way nature’s rhythms mirror our own human experience. Through color, texture, and abstraction, I seek to convey the layers of meaning and connection I feel with the natural world, offering viewers a space to pause and reflect on the beauty that surrounds us.

Ultimately, my work is a tribute to the natural world, an attempt to elevate the often unnoticed moments in our everyday lives, and an invitation for others to see and appreciate the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary.