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Three Sisters – Original Australian Mountain Landscape Painting by Ani Ipradjian

134cm (W) x 95cm (H) | Framed in Tasmanian Oak

✔ Original painting by Ani Ipradjian, Melbourne-based Australian artist
✔ Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
✔ Signed on the front by the artist
✔ Framed and ready to hang – Tasmanian Oak

The Three Sisters are one of Australia’s most iconic natural landmarks, rising dramatically at Echo Point in Katoomba within the breathtaking Blue Mountains of New South Wales. This artwork captures the power and beauty of these towering sandstone formations, brought to life through layered textures, earthy tones, and expressive colour.

Inspired by a vivid childhood memory of visiting the Blue Mountains, this piece reflects a deep sense of wonder and connection to nature. The landscape left a lasting impression—the scale, the colours, and the energy of the environment felt almost unreal. In this artwork, the Three Sisters stand as the hero of the composition, surrounded by rich natural elements that echo the beauty, depth, and spirit of this unforgettable Australian destination.

ABOUT THE ARTIST – ANI IPRADJIAN

As seen on The Block, House Rules, and D’Vine Living, Ani Ipradjian’s art brings vibrant, textured beauty to screens and homes.
Featured in Grand Designs Home Beautiful, Art Edit Herald Sun, her asymmetrical style captures Australia’s natural essence through acrylic and mixed media.
Melbourne-based with a background in Art, Design & Photography, Ani’s work transforms spaces with soft pinks, calming blues, and warm mustards.

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Ani’s Ipradjian art has appeared on a few popular television shows such as
THE BLOCK 2022 | THE BLOCK 2020 | THE BLOCK 2019 | HOUSE RULES 2020 | DVine Living 2021

Ani’s Ipradjian and her art has been featured in magazines or papers such as
Grand Design | Home Beautiful | Home Design | Art Edit | Art Lovers Book| Herald Sun| Manningham Leader

Ani's Art overall can be best described as unique. She likes to think that her art represents her past present and future.
In her early 20s Ani did some travelling around Australia which only enhanced her love of nature and the wonderful colours of Australia. Inspired by the enthralling landscapes of nature and city themes.
Best known for her asymmetrical style, Ani creates luscious textures, shapes and colour combinations that encapsulate Australia’s native flora, suburbs and outback landscapes.
She describes her pieces as a true representation of her past, present and future.

Having studied a Diploma of Art and Design, Graphic Design and Photography, her artwork feature’s a combination of acrylic painting and mixed media. Working predominately with soft pinks, calming blues and a warming mustard’s, Ani Ipradjian Art will liven up any room.

The main mediums she works with is Acrylic and mixed media with the luscious textures, shapes and colour combinations that all come together.

Ani hopes for her future is to extending her collection of original paintings and prints which come from a great knowledge of mediums, shapes and compositions. The Asymmetrical influence is highly represented thought her work and is organically balanced.

Her inspiration comes from Orphanism derived from Cubism this movement was born in 1912. Two artists that do influence Ani are Robert and Sonia Delaunay their simultaneous design principles and colour is very appealing.
​Two other artists are Wassily Kandinsky and Victor Vasarely both these artists use abstract squares and concentric circles which have played a major influence behind her art.