Mulla mulla fields

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 40cm (W) x 30cm (H) x 5.5cm (D)

Print Size

Complete your piece with a wood frame

Recommended

Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

A$305

Arrives 9 to 12 Nov

Free tracked, insured shipping Australia-wide.

7-day trial at home

Hang it, live with it, see it in your own light. If it isn’t right, tell us within 7 days of it arriving and we’ll arrange collection.

  • Free return shipping, Australia wide
  • Full refund if the work isn’t right for your space, including framing
  • Fully insured, both ways

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Original Artwork's Description

Once again, I find myself drawn to the beauty of Mulla Mulla flowers and the rich, ever-changing colors of the outback landscape. This painting captures the warmth and vibrancy of wildflowers in full bloom, set against the soft hues of distant trees and sky. The deep reds, purples, and golden tones reflect the raw energy and harmony of nature. A celebration of Australia’s wild beauty, this piece invites you to pause and soak in the colors of the land—contemporary impressionism.

Artist Bio

Agnes Kruze– Capturing the Vibe.

Agnes is a creative explorer, using art and photography as a channel for raw expression and storytelling. Specialising in capturing the vibe, her work is deeply inspired by nature, inner emotions, and the energy of the world around her.

Refusing to be confined to a single style, she experiments with different techniques, letting intuition and spontaneity guide the process. Her art is an invitation—to feel, reflect, and see the world in new ways. Because, in the end, every brushstroke holds the power to tell a story and inspire.

From an early age, she filled every available surface with doodles, escaping into imaginary adventures. This passion led Agnes to study fine arts at two institutions, including the Latvian Academy of Arts, where she earned a Bachelor's degree. But the feeling of not being a "real artist" lingered, and a long career in graphic design followed.

That changed during the pandemic when Agnes returned to painting—just for the joy of it. To her surprise, people resonated with her work. Alongside painting, she became a Transpersonal Art Therapist, further exploring the transformative power of creativity.