January 07, 2024

One of my favorites subjects to paint is the Jacaranda tree. During the spring of every year the Jacaranda trees in full bloom in Sydney. With such a beautiful spectacle like this I cannot restrain myself from painting them. Through the use of different perspectives and forms, I always attempt to depict the theme of the picture in my artistic creation.
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Spring time III (framed)

Fangmin Wu
Oil, 64cm (W) x 64cm (H)

Sold ForA$1,650

Violet night sky with crescent moon and Venus across the top third of the board. In the middle ground are distant house lights seen across a moonlit field . In the foreground a fire pit glows with warmth and reflects a beautiful russet colour onto the outstretched legs of two figures cropped out of the painting.
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Starry Night Firepit

Kaz Brock
Oil, 30cm (W) x 30cm (H)

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Fervent evening skies overlook a line of lanky Eucalypts and mottled urban grass. A calculated block of nature obscures the gridded uniformity of suburban townhouses beyond. A scene soaked in berry pinks and purples: the glorious glow that sunset affords. Vigorous strokes suggest the conflict between designed suburban uniformity and the gravity of nature.

A pocket of seclusion II

Josephine Lillian
Oil, 91.4cm (W) x 121.8cm (H)

A$840

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Sunny Days No.3

Kate Graham
Acrylic, 51cm (W) x 51cm (H)

Sold ForA$980