Artwork Description

Mixed Media on wood

Signed on the back.

As an island Australia began it's connection with the world through the sea.
Travel is often seen as a luxury where new cultures enamour us and countries stake a place in our hearts. It can energise and inspire us to connecting to all we hold dear.
But a journey made unwillingly severs relationships between families and 'home'.

I respond emotively to colour, texture and the symbolism of everyday objects I find in printed media.

I chose 89 year old newspaper and modern magazines to layer the connections I feel with Australia to create my 'Ship of Dreams'.
The artwork is circular like a port-hole, an opportunity to view and share someone else’s world.

Collage on board. Unframed.

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Medium

Paper collage on board

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Unframed (requires framing)

This artwork is unframed and requires framing.

Tags#ship, #sailing, #colourful, #Australiana, #Australian, #boat, #collage, #mixed media, #blue, #red, #naive

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