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Winter Spring Transition

Oil, Wood, Ready to hang

30.5cm (W) x 30.5cm (H) x 2cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
  • Signed by the artist
Heidi Kaufmann Verified artist
Brisbane
21 works sold

A$190

Artwork Description

When winter ends and spring starts we will see beautiful bulb flowers pop up such as tulips and it is also the time to plant seeds for sunflowers so that they can show their striking beauty throughout summer. I love winter with the white and blue representing snow and cold. The combination of sunflowers and tulips and adding some slight color makes the transition from winter to spring perfect for me.
It has been painted on a Birch Wood Panel and left in it's natural state.
The painting comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Artist Bio

In 1988, Heidi fell in love with Australia’s laid-back lifestyle and breathtaking natural landscapes after migrating from Zürich, Switzerland. Drawn to the country’s vast openness and striking beauty, she began exploring and interpreting its unique environments through art. Her work, primarily in oil paintings and more recently in acrylic and mixed media, reflects her deep connection to the world around her.

Now based in Brisbane/Meanjin, Heidi finds inspiration in the leafy bushlands and vibrant wildlife surrounding her home. Her art melds these local landscapes with her experiences from diverse countries and cultures, bringing her immense joy. Embracing the ever-changing nature of life, she weaves its various facets into her constantly evolving artistic expressions. Each piece is imbued with emotional and sentimental depth, and her latest series explores themes of spirit animals and ancient, sacred landscapes encountered during her travels. She particularly loves to paint birds as they represent a deep connection between the sky and earth.

Heidi paints most days in her home studio, but she also treasures time spent immersed in nature. Particularly drawn to rivers and waterways, she seeks out their deep, ancient energies, often sketching on-site to capture the essence of these places for future works. Her art is a celebration of life, connection, and the profound beauty of the natural world.

When she does not paint she takes time out to reflect on things past, present and future which guide her in her ever evolving art journey.