Invisible 60

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 70cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 5.5cm (D)

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A$525

Arrives 2–5 Sep

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Original Artwork's Description

It was Barry Humphries who said , as you get older you start to become invisible to the people around you , and it is true.. For example , those people who stand in the centre walk ways of large shopping centres trying to sell you something like "Paint ball" parks or cosmetics no longer approach you or "see" you . You are now invisible.
Painting is mounted in matt black floating frame.

Artist Bio

I really don't have a big story to tell .. I am retired and completely self taught painter, who took up painting in my 30's .After studying art history in high school only, in the late 60's , I joined the RAAF and after 9 years service which included a tour of Vietnam, I went into sales and sales management for the next 30 years. I have never exhibited , but enjoy the incredible challenge and the frustration that comes from painting, every time you pick up a brush, learning new techniques, exploring, and studying other artists in all fields I find fascinating and very stimulating .My work is in acrylic , with the occasional pencil or pastel...I just like the idea of trying something different, rather than the same style all the time, in fact I don't think I have a particular or personal style...I like to push the personal boundaries you might say and develop new skills. When I started painting , I was doing primarily pop style paintings and I do find that style hard to get out of the system , hence that style of painting does "pop" up from time to time in my listings. Influences definitely come from the pop culture of the 50s and 60s, art nouveau and art deco .You never ever stop learning, and that, to me, is an absolute joy.