Painting by Lucy Bauld 40 Artworks Sold

Marrawah

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

43cm (W) x 43cm (H) x 5cm (D)

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Framed by Artist

A$650

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Artwork Description

Marrawah — 40x40cm

The start of the rugged West Coast. The coolness of these colours capturing the feeling of those winds coming directly off the Indian Ocean.

Acrylic on canvas, framed in Australian oak.

Size: 40x40cm (43x43cm including frame)

Frame: Australian oak

Ready to hang.

Artist Bio

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.

Commissions

Lucy's studio is in Tasmania