Layers of the Land

We reached the top and stood like ants on the huge granite rocks that felt left by giants. Looking East from Mount Bishop really illustrates the expanse of Wilson's Prom. The world seemed far below and spread out far ahead til the eye lost focus. You could hear the hum of the Earth. Victoria's beautiful granite geology is the feature of this work. It is a piece that celebrates the vast layers and diversity of space and colour, in a minimal poster like scene.

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Anne Kucera's art explores the profound connection we have with the natural world. At it's heart, is a desire to capture the sublime; that awe inspiring experience of liminal space in nature that alters our emotions and perspective. The mark of the handmade is an important presence in reflecting that reverence between the landscape and its power on the human perspective.​​ Her work traverses the boundaries between impressionism, expressionism and realism, and she works in watercolour, printmaking and painting. It aims to represent a respect for both the chaos and the calm, the untameable and nuturing relationship we have with nature.