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Forest Cascade

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 80cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)

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Amaria Stark Verified artist
Victoria
25 works sold

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Artwork Description

Inspired a walk in the rainforest near Toolangi, Victoria, this painting captures the quiet trickle of a mountain stream as it cascades over a mossy log, glowing amber where it catches the dappled light shining through the towering mountain ash and leafy ferns.

Artist Bio

For me my art is a way of focusing on what is lovely, good, pure and excellent among all the sadness, confusion and decay in this world.
My subjects are often inspired by nature. Painting from my own reference photos gives me an opportunity, to revisit places, relive memories and think of the people I shared them with. I hope some of the joy and love can be felt by those who view my work.
I am what is usually described as a "self-taught" artist... but who has even learned anything completely on their own? I may not have had any formal training in art, but grew up surrounded by creative people- painters, art teachers and crafters. I was blessed with parents who encouraged creativity and taught me to observe light, beauty and detail in the world around me. Even as a primary school Visual Art teacher, I learned so much from my students about spontaneity, risk-taking and the sheer joy of making a mess!
Now retired from teaching, I am able to spend more time painting, enjoying nature and visiting new and familiar places for inspiration. I have also begun on the exciting journey of illustrating and writing my own picture books. Watch this space as I continue to learn and develop as an artist.

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Amaria's studio is in Victoria