Painting by Helen Andrade 72 Artworks Sold

Between Stillness and Storm

Mixed Media, Paper (Requires Framing)

69cm (W) x 100cm (H) x 0.2cm (D)

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A$570

Arrives 21–23 Sep

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Artwork Description

Rich strokes of maroon, ochre, teal and inky blue move across textured Khadi paper, tracing the quiet emergence of a figure from abstraction. This expressive mixed media work holds a delicate tension—alive with motion yet grounded in calm. It speaks to resilience in flux, where vulnerability becomes strength and change carries its own beauty. Intuitive and emotionally charged, the piece invites the viewer into the luminous space where transformation begins.

This work on paper is unframed. You are welcome to purchase it unframed and discuss hanging options with your local framer, or you can select a framing option through Bluethumb to receive it ready to hang!

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Artist Bio

Known for her bold use of colour and texture, Helen Andrade creates striking, emotionally resonant works that balance abstraction and figuration. Her layered surfaces and dreamlike compositions invite personal connection, making each piece both visually captivating and psychologically rich.

"I create artworks that delve into the emotional layers of identity and memory. I'm drawn to the vibrancy of bold hues and the tactile quality of textured surfaces. Using a range of mixed media—acrylic, oil stick, charcoal, felt-tip, ink, and sometimes collage—I build dreamlike spaces where figures may appear and disappear, suspended between presence and absence.

My process is intuitive and layered, allowing each work to emerge gradually, embracing ambiguity and emotional depth. While I often include figures, these are not traditional portraits; they exist as psychological spaces—open for viewers to find their own resonance within the ambiguity."

Helen describes her art as dreamlike, emotional, feminine, and psychological. Her style blends abstraction, figuration, expressionism, and surrealism.

With over 30 years of dedication to her practice, Helen holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Distinction and continues to passionately create works that connect with audiences around the world.

Commissions

Helen's studio is in Melbourne