Oil on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

This artwork comes with an external frame

In the artwork "Urban Realities: Beyond the Edge", the central figure, a resolute teenager, confidently ascends a car park stairwell. The portrayal prompts viewers to question the nature of this ascent—is it a journey to another space, a deliberate departure from childhood, or a rejection of the stereotypical materialism associated with their generation?
The choice of location, a car park, adds a layer of urban isolation to the narrative. The concrete structure, typically bustling with activity, now stands deserted, mirroring the sense of alienation and detachment that often accompanies the teenage experience. The empty trolley signifies that there is nothing left that they want to consume or alternatively, that the choices in shopping centres are just too overwhelming, especially since the isolation of society in Victoria.

"Urban Realities: Beyond the Edge" serves as a compelling visual exploration of the intricate realities encountered by teenagers as they navigate the complexities of modern life. However, beneath the surface, the artwork subtly hints at a reflection of the broader adult experience with issues that potentially effect us all.