People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — artist's signature People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — edge view People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — detail People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — shown hanging
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People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk.
People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk.
People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk.
People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — artist's signature
People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — edge view
People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — detail
People walking together with their shadows. Shadows on the sidewalk. — shown hanging
Painting by Ben Musgrove 38 Artworks Sold

Sidewalk Shadows 02

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

56cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3.7cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$490

Artwork Description

Sidewalks Shadows 02 takes another look at the shapes our shadows present to us in depending on the colour and time of the day. This painting is painted using acrylics onto smooth stretched cotton canvas painted on all sides and ready to hang as an unframed piece. It is the same size as Sidewalk Shadows 01 measuring 56 x 76cm.

Artist Bio
Photo of Ben Musgrove
Ben Musgrove 38 artworks | 24 Sold

I currently live in the leafy eastern suburbs of Melbourne. I grew up on a farm in the beautiful Yarra Valley where my appreciation of nature and the elements developed into the driving force in my art. I have always enjoyed painting. I find it relaxing and like my own form of meditation. I paint with acrylics onto canvas and quite often use a combination of brush and pallet knife in my work.
I love the challenge of trying to interpret the relationships of light and colour in what we see in nature.