Painting by Nicola Semmens 2 Artworks Sold

Succulents and Gold Bunny

Oil, Canvas, Framed by Artist

53cm (W) x 63cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$1,330 15% Off Artwork

Framed by Artist

A$1,130
A$1,330 15% Off Artwork

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Artwork Description

Succulents and Gold Bunny explores the interplay of light, reflection, and colour. Inspired by the luminous qualities of glass and mirrored surfaces, I was drawn to how the vibrant succulents and golden bunny transformed within their reflections- creating a layered still life where reality, distortion and beauty converge in unexpected harmony. This painting is so Succulent and will instantly become a focal point to any room

Artist Bio

Hi I'm Nicola and I'm new to Bluethumb. I am a practicing artist, Iyengar yoga teacher and cook.
I am based in Adelaide and currently I am working out of an artist run studio called Collective Haunt, located in Norwood.
I graduated from the South Australian School of Art in 1991 where I studied sculpture, painting and drawing.
I completed an Honours degree in 1996 in Screen Studies at Flinders University and after winning a ‘Young Film Makers Award’ in 1997 went on to work in the Film industry as a Production Designer in short and feature films.

I have exhibited my paintings and drawings at Tin Cat Cafe, Art Images Gallery, The Governor Hindmarsh Hotel, One Rundle Trading , The Intercontinental Hotel in Adelaide and at the Hahndorf Academy. .
I have been a finalist in the 2017 Emma Hack Art prize, 2017 prize winner at the Friends of SASA ‘Journeys’ Exhibition at Gallery M and more recently, a finalist in the 2019 Adelaide Hills Art Prize held at the Hahndorf Academy.

As a realist painter my works offer a contemporary take on traditional painting themes, adding twists and turns in order to create subtle surrealist distortions.
The ancient Greek traditions of trompe-l’oeil also inspire and puzzle the imagination. And with these themes I hope to inspire the viewer to take a visual and imagined adventure to see the world ‘through the looking glass’ of wonderment.

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Nicola's studio is in Top left