Painting by Keith Southall 104 Artworks Sold

Terminal Moraine

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

121.9cm (W) x 91.4cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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A$960

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Artwork Description

"Terminal Moraine" is a landscape painting that abstractly depicts the accumulation of rock debris pushed forward by an advancing glacial formation. Broken, textured layers of browns evoke the interplay of nature's force through movement of ice and sediment. The composition is dynamic, with bold strokes that create a sense of depth and dimension. The painting embodies both the majesty and fragility of the natural world, provoking contemplation of dynamic geological forces over time.

This painting is unframed but all edges have been painted to establish a seamless aesthetic suitable for immediate hanging. Examples of a (possible) framed work are included in the photographs for illustration purposes only.

Artist Bio

Keith is an award winning artist who finds endless inspiration in the intricate beauty of nature, captivated by its vivid colors, rich diversity, and delicate fragility.

Growing up in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, he cherished countless days by the beach and harbor, immersing himself in the sensory delights of this wonderful marine environment. Family trips to various coastal retreats introduced him to a slower, gentler rhythm of life, where the hues of the sea, forests, and farmlands etched themselves into his memory.

Days exploring the tranquil lakes, rivers and their environs deepened his appreciation for the Australian landscape including farmland and forest mirrored in the glassy waters of the south coast of NSW. Visits to his uncle’s farm in Tenterfield further shaped his artistic vision, revealing the resilience and vulnerability of rolling green fields, so easily marked by drought or bushfire. Keith is now settled in the coastal haven of Port Stephens.

His works, whether rooted in reality or woven from imagination, spring from a lifetime of experiences, emotions, and the vibrant palette that resides within him.

Through his art, Keith invites others to pause, observe, and discover the same vivid beauty that surrounds them every day.

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Keith's studio is in Port Stephens