Painting by Rebecca Carter 5 Artworks Sold

Polar Night

Ink, Canvas, Framed by Artist

79.2cm (W) x 103.6cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

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A$2,140 15% Off Artwork

Framed by Artist

A$1,819
A$2,140 15% Off Artwork

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Artwork Description

Captivating and timeless, Polar Night is a modern award-winning artwork that brings sophistication to any space. Featuring a striking palette of black, white, and subtle tints of blue, this abstract impression of a stormy polar night evokes mystery, movement, and emotion.

Its layered textures and intricate details draw the viewer in, revealing new depths with every glance. Whether placed in a contemporary loft or a classic interior, Polar Night stands as a bold feature piece—effortlessly complementing any décor while igniting the imagination.

This is an original, one-of-a-kind painting designed to endure trends and remain a conversation starter for years to come.

Artist Bio

With over a decade of experience participating in more than a dozen art exhibitions both in Australia and abroad, I have dedicated my artistic journey to exploring textures, pushing my boundaries, and delving into various mediums.

My artworks are crafted with the intention of deeply resonating with viewers, using colours as a form of therapy to evoke emotions and convey specific feelings. My use of abstract painting allows me to convey a raw emotional quality that I hope will connect with people by using colour to influence their psyche. I rely heavily on photography, music, hard copy books and my emotions to express myself.

Each artwork represents me, whether it being the colours chosen, the movement or how it has you to interpret my visions.
I don't think out every piece of art I make before orchestrating it; instead, I like to let myself be in the present and follow my emotions' feelings about colours and textures.

Having pursued art throughout my academic years, it was a pivotal moment in 2022, during a near-death experience resulting in a three-week hospitalisation due to heart failure, that I decided to transform my passion into a full-fledged business.

My ultimate goal is not only to bring joy into people's homes through my art but also to advocate for important causes close to my heart, such as men's mental health in Australia, wildlife conservation, and continuing the legacy of my sister by supporting children's welfare initiatives worldwide. I firmly believe in leveraging art as a platform to spark awareness and meaningful conversations about pressing issues.

Grateful for the privileges I have had in life, I am driven to make a positive impact and stand up for those who are less fortunate, akin to grounding my resolve in making a difference each day.

Commissions

Rebecca's studio is in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia