A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — artist's signature A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — edge view A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — detail A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — shown hanging
Sold
A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms.
A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms.
A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — artist's signature
A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — edge view
A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — detail
A pale pink canvas with areas of layered orange, blue, grey and green forms. — shown hanging
Painting by Laura Oczos 159 Artworks Sold

A quiet connection II

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

40.5cm (W) x 50.5cm (H) x 1cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A$320

Artwork Description

A miniature version of my larger paintings. This was created by building layers of colour and pattern and is predominantly in greens and pinks. There are different painterly consistencies which gives the work a luminous effect.

The last image shows all the work I created together, this artwork being one of the two smaller ones.

This is a slim edged canvas and has been varnished.

Artist Bio
Photo of Laura Oczos
Laura Oczos 159 artworks | 155 Sold

PLEASE NOTE: FRAMING

If my work is sold framed please note that sometimes I only get an artwork framed once it is sold. Please allow an additional few days to the shipping time to allow for this.

I am interested the dynamic nature of memory, exploring how meaning and experience can change over time. As abstract landscapes, my work tends to have references to cartography and has developed rapidly over the past few years. My paintings are autobiographical and reference physical journeys and remembered experiences. They combine multiple viewpoints and time periods, often as if looking down from above and captures the spirit of the moment rather than exact places.

That is my proper art statement. Sort of. The chilled versions is that in 2019 I started painting again after an 11 year hiatus in which I focused on my career, traveled and started a family. My style has developed rapidly over the last few years as I am constantly trying to refine my process.