Drawing by Huixin Su 6 Artworks Sold

Wildness Looking Back

Drawing (Requires Framing)

59.4cm (W) x 42cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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A$740

Arrives 19–21 Sep

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Artwork Description

The artwork was inspired by one of our walks with friends in Bradley's Head, across the harbour from Sydney city. The sinewiness of the Australian Eucalypts suggests a characteristic wildness and spontaneity of the Australian landscape (or urbanscape). Within these wildness, it offers spaces of respite from Sydney city's hustle and bustle.

This was drawn using alternating layers of pencil, Indian ink, wax, watercolour, and oil pastels to express the 'wildness' of the atmosphere.

Frame and mounting not included.

Artist Bio

I'm a Perth-based Artist. Painting and experimenting with art in different mediums is my way of slowing down, to learn about life and the environment which surrounds us. This is especially important because we live in a speed-addicted digital age peppered with fast information and much distractions. Making art is also a reminder of what there is to love, hate or fear.

My Practice:

An artistic creation is like a form of conjuring, of combining observational work with personal imagination that can produce emotional and magical results. Inspiration for my current practice stems from the environment around us, whether natural and planned, and exploring the essences and metaphors that it carries. It has evolved to focus on the exploration of lightness and movement in the subject matter, in an expressive manner, through the adopting of looser, bolder strokes and colours. Depth and patterns are also typical theme in my current works. I take an experimental approach for creative process, by beginning with a broad composition in mind, to kickstart the drawing, pushing and smudging of inks, and wax, paint and other mediums around the paper or canvas. And because there is a certain degree of unpredictability in the method, adjustments are constantly made depending on how the drawing evolves and takes shape. The serendipitous results are more than often pleasantly surprising, communicating a kind of rawness and wildness.

My artistic journey and explorations are shared in my website: silentdoodles.com

Commissions

Huixin's studio is in Perth, Australia