Out In The Sticks, Inverloch Ed. 1 of 22

If you’ve been to the coastal town of Inverloch in Victoria I’m sure you would have seen these beautiful tee pees made from driftwood. You’ll find them on the white sandy beaches, scattered amongst the sand dunes along the coast. I loved spending time here "Out in the Sticks".

Limited Edition 1/22 | Available 5 Sizes
PRINT SIZE - 25.5 x 17 Inches | 64.8 x 43.2cm
PAPER SIZE - A1 | 84.1 x 59.4cm
Print supplied on A1 size paper with white border to allow for framing options.
- LISTING IS FOR PRINT ONLY - framing not included.
CUSTOM FRAMING AVAILABLE VIA BLUETHUMB - Frames are handmade, customised for your order and available with or without mat board on request.

Other print sizes available 12x8" | 15x10" | 18x12" | 30x20" - Check other listings or message for further details.

Given the white glove treatment, your print is packed with great care ensuring it arrives in pristine condition ready for framing. Stunning in white or oak, the framing choice is yours.

As a Master of Photography you can rest assured the quality of Liza’s work is second to none! She takes great pride in providing you a beautifully crafted piece of photographic art. Every print is made with love, the quality is exceptional and with proper care and handling your artwork will last for many years to come.

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ARTIST STATEMENT
Choosing to create harmony and balance in my life, I use photography as a meditative process, consciously creating my own internal landscape. At peace immersed in nature, much inspiration comes from my local coastal environment. It’s here in nature, whilst focused behind the lens, distractions fade away and I slow down. Calm, composed and focused, I now release the shutter, bringing forth my vision of the world as I see it, the world I choose to consciously create.

BIOGRAPHY
Based in Bayside Melbourne, Liza has studied art and design and worked in the print industry as a graphic designer. Inspired by the work of William Turner and Jeffery Smart, Liza always had aspirations to be an artist. In 2008 she followed her dream, exploring the art of photography, completing her Advanced Diploma of Photography with an Art Specialisation in 2011.

Since 2011 Liza has regularly exhibited her photographic art and received numerous awards and accolades, achieved through years of dedication to her work. In 2018 Liza was named The AIPP Victorian Landscape Photographer of the Year and she has also been recognised as a Master of Photography by the Australian Institute of Professional Photography.

To date, Liza’s greatest achievement is her own recognition of the freedom she finds, whilst focused behind the lens, as a photographic artist.

CREATIVE PROCESS
With my camera I capture the light, colour and magic of the moment. With photoshop, I work with the light, colour and magic to manifest that which I felt in the moment. As a photographic artist photoshop is an essential tool, allowing for freedom of expression to create authentic emotive works of art that are truly a reflection of who I am.

Printing my work is when the magic really happens. To create a beautiful print is an art unto itself, one that has taken me many years to master. Passionate about crafting my own beautiful pieces of photographic art, many hours are spent in post production with many test prints produced, before I print my final work of art onto beautiful archival cotton rag paper. Using professional Epson large format printers and pigment inks ensures I create archival quality works of art designed to last for generations to come.

Given the white glove treatment, my artwork is always packed with great care before I send it off with love to its new home.
Thank you for the opportunity to share my work. I’m passionate about what I do and love sharing it with you!

PLEASE NOTE
Every limited edition print is digitally signed, titled and editioned on the front and comes complete with a hand signed certificate of authenticity. Prints are available hand signed on verso by request so as not to distract from the artwork.