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Camp by Moonlight

Oil, Linen, Ready to hang

61.5cm (W) x 51.5cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
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Michael Morgan Verified artist
Sunshine Coast
16 works sold

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Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

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A$1,140

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Arrives 15 to 17 Nov

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Artwork Description

Here I have tried to capture the contrast between the smoky midnight blues of a moonlit night against the warmth of a crackling campfire. Three stockman have set up camp at the end of a hard days work while one of their horses stays nearby for the warmth of the fire. This is a moody piece that will bring a calming moment to any room.

Artist Bio

Hello everyone, my name is Michael Morgan and I am a passionate artist living with a disability from the Sunshine Coast, Australia.
Art is my passion. My purpose. My everything. It is what gets me through each day and is a real source of motivation in times of need. I am a self-taught artist who is heavily inspired by the impressionist and post-impressionist movement. My journey into art began after being diagnosed with a rare and incurable auto-immune disease. Art became my source of comfort, escapism and companionship. I had found a way of being able to express all my inner emotions onto a canvas in a way that my body was no longer able to due to the debilitating nature of my condition. Art has enabled me a freedom to travel and explore imaginary worlds that bring me immense pleasure in life’s darkest days.

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Michael's studio is in Sunshine Coast