Painting by Bryan An 1 Artwork Sold

Green Pulse

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$1,250

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Arrives 3 to 5 Nov

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Artwork Description

An abstract landscape painting with layers of green, turquoise and soft pink, rhythmic brushstrokes and shifting textures suggesting foliage and movement in nature.

Artist Bio

Bryan An is a Sydney-based contemporary artist, winner of the 2026 Hornsby Shire Local Artist Award at the Hornsby Art Prize, and a finalist in the 2026 National Emerging Art Prize (NEAP). His paintings explore human emotion, identity and the quiet complexities of everyday life.

Bryan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art from a specialist art academy. He went on to build an extensive career in film post-production, animation and art direction. This background informs his strong compositions, expressive use of colour and cinematic sense of storytelling.

Working primarily in oil and acrylic, Bryan brings together figurative painting, portraiture and contemporary narrative imagery. His subjects often inhabit gardens, streets and other familiar places, where small gestures and unexpected details suggest a deeper emotional world. Through expressive brushwork, layered colour and carefully composed spaces, he creates paintings that feel both intimate and theatrical.

Rather than defining a single story, Bryan leaves room for viewers to discover their own connections. His work invites a closer look at relationships, private emotions and the moments that often pass unnoticed.

Commissions

Bryan's studio is in Sydney, NSW Australia