Painting by Lisa Cockington 6 Artworks Sold

Living In The Moment 71 x 92 Framed Large Abstract Floral

Mixed Media, Canvas, Framed by Artist

72cm (W) x 92cm (H) x 5cm (D)

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Framed by Artist

A$807
A$950 15% Off Artwork

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Artwork Description

“To see we must first forget the name of the thing we are looking at”
Claude Monet
Living in the moment isn’t just about being present, its about losing the constraints of names and categories and finding a place for every idea. Just see, and be.
A vibrant dreamscape of floating florals, given a dimensional look through the use of collage and oil pastels.
Please allow 1 -2 weeks for the artwork to be framed in natural oak, as per the picture.

Artist Bio

"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his picture." Henry Ward Beecher

Creativity has always made my heart sing. The medium and mode of delivery was irrelevant, the internal drive pushed on.... learn it, create it, master it. Having been born into a working class family in Adelaide, Australia however, artistic endeavours sat firmly outside the expectations of the real world of life. Unsurprisingly, it’s only later in life that I've had the courage to pursue art as a worthwhile career and an expression of my inquisitive imaginative mind.

An eternal optimist who is passionate about creating a more equitable, compassionate world, I cannot produce art about bleakness and despair; love, light, hope and joy always emerge the victors. Fascinated by colour and shapes, abstract design and impressionism, my art is like being lost in my imagination, allowing the mind to delve into the unknown and endless possibilities of a better world.

Commissions

Lisa's studio is in Glenelg, South Australia