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Pirates

Mixed Media, Paper (Requires Framing)

29.7cm (W) x 42cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Christina Walker Verified artist
Brisbane
16 works sold

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Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

Artwork only · unframed

A$200

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Arrives 18 to 20 Nov

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Artwork Description

My animal art is fun, trying to capture the animal's soul.
I am using mixed media, collage, inks and mono printing techniques aiming to create emotional connections to our fellow creatures. Semi realistic, whimsical at times, imaginary and full of symbolism.

Artist Bio

"I am a storyteller at heart. A modern day Sheherazade. An alchemist transforming paint into truth.
I pursue elusive answers to questions that we are afraid to ask. "

Christina Walker is a Mixed Media Artist. Her art is a blend of expressionism and figurative abstract with a touch of surrealism. She lived and worked in Germany and France and now resides near the coast in Queensland, Australia

"I enjoy playing with colours and paints, using pencils and pastels to express myself. In 2024 I started experimenting with the psychological phenomenon of pareidolia (the perception of shapes in clouds, rock formations, or, as in my case, in an abstract background) in my artistic practice.By asking myself questions before and during the creative process, such as "What do I need to know today?" figures emerge and enter the physical world. These creatures then detach themselves from me, their creator, and engage in an independent dialogue with the viewer."

"I think being an artist is a journey. I learn and try out and play and paint and learn and try out…It’s a delight and a joy if someone sees my art and feels touched by it. Then I feel a connection with the world."

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Christina's studio is in Brisbane