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Kerri Fitzpatrick · 40 x 40cm
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Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang
40cm (W) x 40cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)
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Pears are my go-to for painting practice. Yes, they have a simple form, yet they are complex when I stop and look closely. I love the subtle colours bouncing off the pear onto the bench.
I enjoy the challenge of capturing the essence of a subject by balancing traditional drawing and painting techniques with gestural marks. Through daily painting practice, my attention is focused on the present moment; creating paintings that seek to bring awareness to the inherent value of everyday objects.
Art can help us slow down and see things we have never seen before, bringing new and helpful perspectives. I believe viewing art and the art-making process are vital tools for wellness.
Artwork: Pear Practice
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