Painting by Libby Dyer 31 Artworks Sold

Fleeting Moments

Ink, Paper (Requires Framing)

91cm (W) x 65cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Together, these colours create a harmonious contrast between warmth and coolness. The vibrant orange carries the lingering warmth of the setting sun, while the blues and purples embrace the quiet stillness of approaching night. White weaves through the composition as light itself, softening transitions, illuminating the space between day and darkness, and offering a sense of openness and possibility.

This palette reflects the fleeting moment when the sky exists between endings and beginnings. It captures the balance between energy and calm, movement and stillness, inviting the viewer to pause and experience the quiet beauty of transition. Like a sunset, the colours remind us that change can be both gentle and radiant, and that every ending carries the promise of a new horizon.

Artist Bio

Libby Dyer is an intuitive abstract artist inspired by nature. Her art channels many of her emotions and memories and moves from internal and personal to the external world of nature and the different parts and elements of it. “I am inspired by the sounds of nature, the ever changing and majestic views of oceans, landscapes and skies and my evolving connections with them. I am inspired by life, past experiences, what’s to come and my loving and supportive friends and family.”

“My creative impulses lead the way and try to follow my intuitive urges. My painting process allows my creativity to unfold naturally and I accept that whatever authentically emerges from me is meant to be.”

Libby’s art embraces a very positive, energetic and fluid art making process which is also evident in her medium of choice, alcohol ink. The medium possesses a spontaneous, unpredictable and sometimes even uncontrollable element. This is Libby's passion, her release and herself raw.

2025 Highly Commended- 141st Annual Tasmanian Art Society Art Awards

2025 Highly Commended - Huon Art Exhibition Group Awards

2024 Highly Commended-Castle Forbes Bay Art & Music Exhibition

2023 Finalist- The Henry Jones Art Prize

2022 Finalist - The Doyles Art Award

2021 Finalist - Ink Gin Art Competition

2020 Finalist - Gorman clothing competition

2019 Artwork featured on “The Block” Jesse and Mel House 5 Hallway week

Commissions

Libby's studio is in Huonville, Tasmania