Camellia Dream

Experience the beauty of Japan through the mesmerizing colors and intricate patterns of this stunning painting. A graceful woman wearing clothing adorned with shades of blue, purple, and magenta stands before you, holding camellias in her hands. The delicate outlines of gold give a touch of elegance to the rich and vibrant tones of her clothes. The lead light window design around the edges adds a unique and captivating element, inviting you to step into the world of this enchanting painting. Let yourself be transported to a place of tranquility and harmony, where art and culture blend in perfect harmony.

This painting is on A2 paper and has a 1cm aesthetic border around the edge. This means that when it is framed less of the painting will be lost behind the edges of the frame. The size of the painted area is 40cm by 57.4cm. The paper size is 42cm by 59.4cm.

Signature is inside the sleeve on the right side of the painting.

Please note that the lead light window is outlined in gold, as are the patterns on her clothing.

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I am a Ballarat-based artist drawing inspiration from pop art and the bright colours of contemporary culture, as well as the principles of the Bauhaus movement. Through mixed media paintings, I explore the interplay of colours and textures, creating dynamic compositions that are both visually engaging and thought-provoking.

My work is a celebration of the everyday, transforming ordinary people and animals into vivid and compelling works of art. From bold, graphic patterns to whimsical, abstract forms, my paintings capture the spirit of modern life, inviting viewers to see the world around them in a new and exciting way.

With a keen eye for detail and a passion for experimentation, I am constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible in art. Whether working with acrylics, oils, watercolours, pencils, or pastels, I am always exploring new techniques and approaches, seeking to create works that are both fresh and timeless.

Commissions - Sorry but I am not accepting commissions currently. This may change in late 2023.