This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire. It shows the smoke swirling up from the fireground which is on the steep slope … This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire. It shows the smoke swirling up from the fireground wh… — shown in a room setting This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire. It shows the smoke swirling up from the fireground which is on the ste… — detail
This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire. It shows the smoke swirling up from the fireground which is on the steep slope …
This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire. It shows the smoke swirling up from the fireground wh… — shown in a room setting
This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire. It shows the smoke swirling up from the fireground which is on the ste… — detail
Painting by Lisa Gervasoni 8 Artworks Sold

Bushfire (Elevated Plains 2019)

Mixed Media, Linen, Framed by Artist

28cm (W) x 23cm (H) x 2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Framed by Artist

A$1,530

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

VG Painted Bushfire in 1859. This work is based on the 2019 Hepburn fire and shows a DC10 dropping fire fighting foam on a dwelling at elevated plains. Ground resources (trucks) are flecks on the flank of the fireground which is sending up smoke curling against the sky.

Artist Bio
Photo of Lisa Gervasoni
Lisa Gervasoni 37 artworks | 7 Sold

Landscape painter using her experience as a Heritage Planner and professional skills in cartography, plan interpretation and identification of significance to depict the cultural layers of well-known landscapes.
By abstracting physical reality, applying thematic colouring to highlight layers within the landscape the viewer is challenged to think about significance and is there continuity and dissonance over time?

12 May – 25 June 2023 solo exhibition in Backspace at Art Gallery of Ballarat.
Winner of the 2004 Daylesford Small Art Prize .
Finalist 2022 Harden Art Prize.
First Prize Abstract 2024 Daylesford Show
Cover Art – Extending Mathematical Understanding.

Commissions
Lisa's studio is in Victoria