Blue Zinc

Resin, Canvas, Ready to hang

41cm (W) x 41cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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A$370

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

In its natural state, zinc is a bluish gray metal and is mined in over 50 countries with Australia being the world's third largest producer. I am always fascinated by the variety and colours of minerals found in our great land and they have become a great influence and inspiration in my creativity.

In this piece, I have recreated the beauty and colour of Zinc on an equally interesting canvas comprising of four triangles enhanced with silver leaf to add dimension and texture. The measurements mentioned are of the four pieces joined whereas in the photos, I have intentionally separated them leaving a gap of 2cm between each panel creating a most eye-catching artwork on any wall.

Artist Bio

How my love affair with art began..........

My artistic creativity has been a gradual evolution which evolved initially through different forms. Firstly, I opened 3 a la carte restaurants and then established myself in the fashion industry incorporating two designer labels and a bridal salon for 13 years.

A change of lifestyle and relocating to far North Queensland, opened yet another new discovery: that of resin art. Inspiration came from the colours of the Great Barrier Reef, (turquoise being my absolute favourite colour), together with the raw and rugged beauty of the Australian outback which I explored in my position as Queensland State Sales Manager, travelling extensively throughout the state.

The colours of metals and mineral ores, I replicate using metallic and pearlescent pigments on various substrates such as glass, aluminium, acrylic, wood, Perspex, steel and canvas. I then introduced a variety of techniques to produce artworks which are unique encapsulating the beauty of Australia, often in three dimensional forms including sculpture.

Behind all of my creativity is my great passion for music, predominantly classical and above all, Chopin. Each artwork begins with a specific harmony of sound culminating in a crescendo of visual beauty. The musical tones are translated into tones of colour. These sensations invoke what I hope will offer you pleasure and a new perspective of art in a different and unique form.

Resin art is a never-ending kaleidoscope of colours, textures and new dimensions. A little Chopin and champagne create magic and you are invited to share the journey.

Commissions

Beatrice's studio is in Townsville and Melbourne