Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown, Acrylic, Abstract Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown — edge view Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown — detail
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Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown, Acrylic, Abstract
Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown
Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown
Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown — edge view
Spicata conspectus by Ian Brown — detail
Painting by Ian Brown 5 Artworks Sold

Spicata conspectus

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

120cm (W) x 116cm (H) x 3cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
  • Signed by the artist

A$1,650

Artwork Description

This bold abstracted botanica allows the viewer to grab glimpses of familiar plants... bird of paradise? monstera? While this painting is large and bold it also has a certain calmness, as you follow the direction of lines and marks. This painting is longing for a modern home, a contemporary office space or perhaps a funky hotel foyer. Whatever... it's fresh, modern and contemporary.

Artist Bio
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Ian Brown 8 artworks | 2 Sold

Ian creates and lives on the beautiful Coal Coast in Thirroul, Australia. Living between the escarpment and the sea many of his works are inspired by the natural landscape. His works are often eclectic in nature... from large modern contemporary canvasses to small intricate hand printed designs. His splashing large abstract expressionistic pieces look great in beautiful modern white walled homes or offices... while his smaller framed intimate pieces explore abstract compositions using monotype or mono printing on handmade Japanese papers. Many of his works are regularly exhibited in national art prizes, comprising hand printed paper collages forming large abstract landscapes.