Queen Pink Square by Kate Graham
This small, square daytime landscape features a pink sky with sun, interwoven with a patchwork of cooler neutrals, blues and green fields and trees below. It is an almost surreal rural scene that celebrates colour and composition. The title is a play on the name of the paint that has been liberally used for the sky; quinacridone red. Painted in a naive style to bring a sense of charm and delight, colours are woven together in a patchwork of harmony and sometimes disharmony. This would make a striking bite-sized addition to any art collection, bringing cheerful whimsy to your walls. Painted on quality canvas, wire on back so ready to hang. Sides painted in continuation of composition, so no need to frame.
Queen Pink Square
Artwork Details
Medium | Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang |
Dimensions | 30cm (W) x 30cm (H) x 3.8cm (D) |
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Artist Bio
Having grown up in a household with a fulltime artist, Kate has always had an interest in art and especially paintings, being drawn to the world that are created in the area of the canvas.At university Kate majored in photography, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2003. In the years since, she built up a career as a graphic designer and illustrator in a number of advertising agencies across Sydney and Brisbane, either fulltime or on a freelance basis.After moving to Brisbane in 2010 she soon began pursing her love of painting, culminating in her first exhibition in 2014. As a result of this successful foray, she exhibited in a number of galleries in Queensland and Sydney since. In late 2017 Kate decided to end her corporate career, having reached the level of a senior graphic designer, in order to work fulltime in her creative studio, Anvil Artworks. Here she explores her passion for painting, while also working as a freelance designer and illustrator.Kateโs work is a celebration of colour. Her naive landscapes invite the view to enter the realm of the imagination by exploring the hues and shapes of the compositions. Landscapes offer the perfect outlet for presenting colour in riotous combinations in some instances, and in others a more muted but still impactful approach.