Bruny Dawn

Inspired after a trip to Bruny Island to capture the quiet stillness of the landscape. This work is about the drawing light into the horizon connoting a deeper drawing.
This painting is box framed with Tasmanian oak.

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Lopez-Barahona was born in Brisbane. She studied Fine Art at Queensland College of Art graduating with Honours in 2004. She is driven to reference and propel the cannon of aesthetics as a contemporary artist. Liberated to use the medium and style which best articulates the concept rather the other way around. The overarching theme of her work is the spiritual phenomena. Her landscapes discuss the majestic and sublime from a Christian perspective. Lopez-Barahona's prominent influences include John Singer-Sargent, Joaquin Sorolla, William Turner, Lucian Freud, Jenny Saville, Arthur Streeton and Gerhard Richter.