On regular trips along Albany Highway, through the regional towns of the Great Southern, I would look forward to a certain bend in the road, past Kojonup, where the Stirling Ranges would come into view. The ranges rose from the land to stand boldly against the sky in an ever-changing show of colour determined by weather and the time of day.
This is part of my Convergence series, which arises from a combination of memory, sensation, and imagination.
NOTE: This painting is beautifully framed in white oak.
On regular trips along Albany Highway, through the regional towns of the Great Southern, I would look forward to a certain bend in the road, past Kojonup, where the Stirling Ranges would come into view. The ranges rose from the land to stand boldly against the sky in an ever-changing show of colour determined by weather and the time of day.
This is part of my Convergence series, which arises from a combination of memory, sensation, and imagination.
NOTE: This painting is beautifully framed in white oak.
Acrylic and earth wash on canvas, framed in (white) oak, ready to hang.
Size (h w): 50.5 x 61 cm
Medium: Acrylic, tannin-infused rainwater On Canvas
Subject Matter: Landscape, Abstract
Type: Painting
Framed Size (h w d): 53.5 x 64 x 5.5 cm
Price AU$890
