Lets swim at Icebergs

Acrylic, Other

43cm (W) x 179cm (H) x 15cm (D)

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Artwork Description

This unique, one-of-a-kind artwork captures the essence of a Sydney summer, painted directly onto a surfboard — a fitting tribute to the laid-back, ocean-loving spirit of Bondi Beach. Featuring the iconic Icebergs swimming pool in the foreground and the sweeping curve of Bondi in the background, the painting instantly transports you to sun-drenched days by the sea.

Created using vibrant acrylic paints, the piece bursts with colour and energy. It’s finished with a glossy epoxy resin that not only protects the surface but adds a beautiful shine, mimicking the sparkle of sunlight on water.

What makes this piece truly special is its choice of canvas. By painting directly onto a surfboard, the artist merges form and subject — celebrating surf culture while reimagining the beach landscape in a bold, creative way. It's more than a painting; it’s a sculptural homage to the coast.

"Bondi Reflections" is a vibrant and joyful work — a visual love letter to Bondi in summer, full of movement, colour, and coastal charm.

Artist Bio

Adam Hughes is a Sydney-based artist. Born and raised in Northern England, Adam began his art journey at a young age.

His works are both vibrant and meditative, evoking a moment of calm amid nature, away from the urban noise. Adam also draws inspiration from the flora and seascapes surrounding him, incorporating this into his highly elaborate canvases.

His creative process is ever evolving and in recent years, Adam has developed his skills with textured and abstract artwork, drawing inspiration from nature and the Australian landscape and developing his personal identity, holding a drama and depth that masterfully draw audiences in for closer inspection.

Commissions

Adam Hughes's studio is in Sydney