Painting by Dale Leach 55 Artworks Sold

Wheel of Fire

Acrylic, Wood, Ready to hang

45cm (W) x 45cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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A$850

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Artwork Description

POP ART inspired painting based on plant studies of my local area. A few years ago I entered an art competition and had won an excellent guide book titled Noosa Native Plants by Stephanie Haslam. I wanted to depict these plants in an abstracted way and include the common and latin names. We live among some extraordinary plants and animals and unless we know their names we don't seem to value or really see them.

Artist Bio

Dale Leach is an Artist, Illustrator and Teacher who moved from Darwin to the Sunshine Coast in 2000. She left teaching in 2005 and bought a small mobile food business, and had her first solo show at Martin Galleries in 2010. Weird, Wild and Wonderful, presented a quirky collection of animal and landscape paintings and prints. In 2011, To Caress A Tiger opened at the Noosa Regional Gallery, the title was inspired by a quote from Victor Hugo who said "God made the cat, to give man the pleasure of caressing a tiger." In 2014 Road Across the Range was launched and was inspired by the beauty and changing colours of the local hinterland. It was from that series of paintings that Dale was commissioned to paint ten pictures for the new Sunshine Coast University Hospital. In 2018 Dale was commissioned to create a mixed media work for the Sunshine Coast Regional Council commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the naming of the Sunshine Coast.. This work is now held in the Council's Art Collection.

I draw my inspiration from many sources including my surroundings, my photographs, Pop Art, cartoons, and David Hockney's landscapes.

Commissions

Dale's studio is in Sunshine Coast