Carnival

Carnival bursts with personality, bright, bold, and impossible not to smile at. Just like its name, this piece is full of energy and play, where colours collide and dance together in a joyful celebration.
Blue-greens sweep across the canvas in lively motion, meeting deep pinks in one big, dynamic wave of movement. The painting captures that unmistakable feeling of a carnival, the laughter, the rhythm, the beautiful chaos of it all.
Expressive and free, Carnival is about embracing fun and spontaneity. It’s a reminder that colour can lift your mood, that art can make you smile, and that life is meant to be lived a little more brightly.
Artwork that gives bland walls personality.

"Carnival" is a vibrant handcrafted design full of movement, texture and bold colour.

Size: 63 x 93cm, includes frame.

Original Abstract Painting - Acrylic & Impasto on Canvas with an Australian Oak timber floating frame.

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THE FINISH
UV resistant gloss varnish. We recommend cleaning the artwork gently with a microfiber cloth to remove dust.

AUTHENTICITY
Hand signed on the front and back, with the title written on the rear. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

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Lucy creates abstract works that explore the dynamic relationships between movement, texture, and colour. Her medium of choice is acrylic paints on canvas, where she uses bold, bright colours and energetic strokes to convey a sense of movement through her paintings. Lucy uses built up paint to create texture, which shifts shadows throughout the day as the light changes, creating a constantly evolving experience for the viewer.
Drawing from her background as a maritime engineer, Lucy's understanding of hydrodynamics and weather systems deeply informs the fluidity and motion in her work. The ever-changing landscapes of Tasmania, particularly the mountainous terrain and patterns found when bushwalking, are also a significant source of inspiration for Lucy. These are reflected in the layers of her paintings, as she builds up many layers of paint to create a sense of motion and flow that invites the eye to move across the canvas.