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Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive green, pale sage and crea…
Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive green, pale sage and crea…
Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive green, pale sage and crea…
Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive gree… — artist's signature
Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive green, pale s… — edge view
Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive green, pale sage… — detail
Large horizontal abstract painting featuring flowing bands of earthy terracotta, dark brown, olive green, pa… — shown hanging
Painting by Mora Mora

Kevington’s Current

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

101.6cm (W) x 76.2cm (H) x 2.4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Kevington’s Current

Inspired by the winding waters of the Goulburn River in Victoria’s High Country.

Earthy rusts, deep olive greens and soft mineral tones flow across the canvas, capturing the movement of water through an ancient landscape.

There is something both restless and peaceful about a river. Always moving, yet somehow remaining the same.

An abstract interpretation of a place where time slows, memories linger and nature continues on its own course.

Artist Bio
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Mora Mora 3 artworks | 0 Sold

My work consists of a lot of exploration.
Created with some intention, somewhere in the space between memory & emotion.

Raised among artists, art has always been a familiar language. Starting out early in life in the creative industry, feeling pushed and pulled by societal norms found me ultimately changing directions. By the end of my 20s, fears in success drove me to keep my personal art, just that - personal.

Now returned as an emerging artist, with life experience and fear unshackled, I delve into the unknown of what I know I’m meant to.

There’s a certain liberation that comes with being dragged though life and love enough times that you stop being afraid of either.

I work with mixed media, currently being drawn to primitive shapes, earthy palettes and weathered surfaces…
I’m less interested in depicting the world as it looks than in capturing something of how it feels.

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Mora's studio is in Victoria