"Nature's Serenade"

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 15.8in (W) x 11.8in (H) x 2.2in (D)

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Ready to hang

$259.25

Arrives 23–26 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

Fresh and straight from the studio of Tracey Esteves is "Nature's Serenade" which is a visual ode inspired by the expressive and lyrical approach of Brett Whiteley. This panoramic painting captures the majestic beauty of the Australian Sapphire Coast, where rolling green pastures meet the rugged, imposing rocks of the Devil's Mountains. A constructed real birds’ nest with three eggs introduces a mixed media dimension, symbolizing new life and the delicate balance of nature. Framing the left side, an arabesque-style tree flows gracefully, guiding the eye across the landscape, while three majestic white birds soar playfully above, embodying freedom and movement. This work invites viewers to experience the blend of tranquility and vibrancy that resonates in the Australian landscape and embodies the essence of coastal serenity and wildness.”

Artist Bio

"Tracey Esteves is a premier Australian contemporary artist whose work serves as a vibrant bridge between nostalgic Australiana and modern Pop Art. Based in Sydney, Tracey's practice is defined by a deep fascination with the 'Spirit of Place'—capturing the icons, architecture, and everyday rituals that shape the Australian identity.
Drawing from the principles of Formalism and Post-Modernism, her paintings are characterized by bold, graphic silhouettes and a sophisticated use of saturated color. From the industrial beauty of the Manly Ferry to the kitsch charm of backyard biscuits, Tracey elevates familiar cultural symbols into high-impact visual narratives.
Her work is held in private collections across Australia and internationally, appealing to collectors who seek art that is both intellectually grounded and visually electric. When you own a Tracey Esteves original, you are not just hanging a painting; you are preserving a piece of the Australian soul."