Purple Lupins

Subject
Two purple lupin plants growing in the vicinity of a pristine turquoise river flowing near Volcano Mountain and other sun-baked ochre and slate-grey mountains that are surrounded by tall thin green trees and green vegetation in Yukon, Canada. The background features a greyish blue sky embellished with hints of an orange sunset and wispy white clouds. Lupin plants have a unique ability to extract nitrogen from the air and redistribute it to the ground through their roots, thereby making their own fertiliser and enriching the soil for other plants. They are often used to help rehabilitate soil on volcanic ash and desertified land, including in New Zealand and Iceland.

Framing
Professionally framed with a floating frame in natural wood. A floating frame leaves a small gap between the painting and the frame. This creates the illusion of the painting floating within the frame. It adds depth and dimension to the display, making it visually appealing.

Application
Home - Add visual interest to a room; Bring life to a barren wall; Create a focal point; Liven up a sombre space; Foster a mood of serenity, tranquillity and calmness.
Work – Support achievement of a specific aesthetic and/or brand identity; Inspire creativity and enhance employee productivity; Elevate customer experience levels.
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Play - A unique gift for a person you know that has everything, appreciates art, is a nature lover or has moved into a new home.

Notes
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A Reis is a practising artist based in Sydney, Australia. She has a particular interest in landscape painting as it enables her to connect with, and express an appreciation of, the natural environment. It also provides her with an infinite ticket to explore and discover nature’s innate ability to manifest wonderfully idiosyncratic scenes.

Working predominantly with acrylic paint on canvas, her art practice is typically spontaneous. She starts each painting with a minimalist backdrop and then uses intuition to build complex layers which convey the intricacies of a natural landscape, rarely devoid of a body of water, a popular symbol of life. Each brushstroke within the painting fosters an interplay of colour, shape, line, form, light, space, and texture to ultimately weave one of nature’s distinct tapestries. The relationship between each element helps to bring and bind the natural scenery together.

The primary purpose of each painting is to encapsulate the essence of a diverse natural landscape, whilst drawing attention to the collective magnificence of its environmental constituents. The vision is for each painting to provide the viewer with a unique window of opportunity to contemplate the boundless beauty and profound serenity of our ecological heritage. The intention is to inspire the viewer to recognize and promote the intrinsic value of nature’s vast array of landscapes, which is fundamental to our existence.