Painting by Kerstin Freund 43 Artworks Sold

Derelict

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

61cm (W) x 76cm (H) x 3cm (D)

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Artwork Description

This is a collaboration with amazing photographer Tash Mohring who thankfully let me paint her amazing photo. When she posted it on instagram, I loved it straight away, the colours are beautiful and the composition just perfect.
Derelict captures the quiet resilience of South Australia's Yorke Peninsula. The tall cactus stands defiantly amid sun-bleached grasses, while a crumbling farmhouse with its weathered walls a testament to a bygone era of agriculture. The scene speaks to the harsh beauty of this semi-arid landscape, where nature and memory endure side by side.

Artist Bio

Nature has always fascinated me, and I have felt a deep connection to it for as long as I can remember. I am particularly inspired by the way light transforms landscapes and seascapes - turning familiar scenes into something fleeting, luminous and almost magical. These ever-changing moments captivate me, and through my work I hope to share that sense of wonder with the viewer.

​I am a part-time artist based in the Adelaide Hills, painting from my home studio whenever time allows. My art reflects the profound happiness I feel in the act of creation. Working primarily in oils, I strive to capture nature’s harmony and beauty in realistic scenes that still reveal the artist’s hand - brushstrokes, layered textures, and subtle marks that invite closer inspection.
I am drawn to the richness and versatility of oil paint, often using both brushes and palette knives to build depth and character. While grounded in traditional techniques, I remain curious and open to experimentation, continually exploring new approaches, mediums, and inspirations.

Above all, I hope my paintings offer more than a visual experience — I hope they invite the viewer into a moment of stillness, connection, and joy.