Ferntasmia

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

77cm (W) x 77cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$880

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

Being in the forest always centres me and brings feelings of calm and peacefulness. I love the abstract shapes of the tree ferns especially when there is a burst of sunlight on the fronds. Looking at this painting brings back the peaceful sounds and earthy smells of the forest and it is my hope that this will be the effect on viewers of the painting.
This is an oil painting on gallery wrap stretched canvas. The sides are painted black. Ready to hang.
An external frame may be added on purchase. Extra time will need to be allowed for this.

Artist Bio

MOYRA LE BLANC SMITH. Highlighting the fragility of our natural world and the need to preserve it for future generations is Moyra’s goal. By painting beautiful, natural subjects she hopes she can bring an awareness of the environmental concerns facing Australia. Moyra has a passion for painting the Australian Bush. Whether it’s the beautiful greens of the ferns and paddocks of the Otways Ranges, or the turquoise water and creamy coloured sand of Australia’s beaches, the reds, ochres and soft greens of the outback or gnarled old gum trees clinging to life on a creek bank or reflected in water, all are a constant source of inspiration.A love of plein air painting, experimenting with new ideas, exploring new technology, subject matter or colours means that Moyra’s work is constantly evolving.Moyra works in oil paint as she loves the colours, texturehttps://au.pinterest.com/android/s and 'feel' of the paint. The landscapes and gum trees are done in traditional oil painting style. Her home/gallery is located on the Bellarine Peninsula near Geelong in Victoria, Australia.