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The cycle of fragmentation and reforming of systems
The cycle of fragmentation and reforming of systems
The cycle of fragmentation and reforming of systems — artist's signature
The cycle of fragmentation and reforming of systems — edge view
The cycle of fragmentation and reforming of systems — detail
The cycle of fragmentation and reforming of systems — shown hanging
Painting by Hetty Thompson 14 Artworks Sold

Fragmentation

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

76cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3.6cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$1,370

Artwork Description

I am a thinker and enjoy to visually represent my ideas. This painting is my interpretation of the cyclical nature of systems and the way they form then gradually change over time. Different input results in different outcomes.
Sometimes they decay almost completely and then reform to deal with the resultant chaos. The line in the middle bottom half of the canvas relates to this scenario.
The painting has been completed using all artist quality products and I take pride in finishing my works professionally.

Artist Bio
Photo of Hetty Thompson
Hetty Thompson 102 artworks | 9 Sold

I have always been creative, enjoying to draw since 3 years old. However, art wasn't a prominent part of my life until several challenging and tragic family events occurred. Then in 2010 I went to TAFE and completed certificates I, II, and IV in visual art and I haven't looked back since. I currently paint using oils and acrylic.

My favourite images always come from the natural world, usually during my walks. I will see a scene where the light brings a rare moment of beauty that I want to capture for myself to relive and others to enjoy also. I photograph the scene and use it as the basis of my work but then use my memory of the moment to complete the painting.

Realism is my preferred style. I enjoy other styles between projects for variety. Recently I have been trying to represent my ideas as information visualisation abstracts.

I am very concerned about climate change and the threat to our beautiful world. My paintings capture that beauty and hopefully inspires us all to take care of our home.