Printmaking by Naomi Crowther 219 Artworks Sold

Crayweed Kelp Ed. 36 of 50

Giclée, Paper (Requires Framing)

42cm (W) x 59.4cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$210

Artwork Description

Naomi Crowther's work 'Crayweed Kelp' is one of three seaweed studies that make up the artist's Seaweed Sway limited edition print series.
Giclée prints on 230gsm archival paper, made with high quality on the South Coast of NSW.
Individually signed, numbered and dated with Certificate of Authenticity
2cm border around image, overall paper size 42cm x 59.4cm

'The Sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever. ' - Jacques-Yves Cousteau

Seaweed is what gives the rock pools and the ocean floor her magic. It sways a balletic dance with the tides and currents, often washing up on the beach causing us to wonder at its form and texture. I have a curious fascination with the stuff, and it shows up regularly in my arts practice. I hope you enjoy your seaweed signed giclée print, your support is what keeps me creating art every day, Naomi.

PS This is one of a there part series, the other pieces are available separately. If you would like a special number in the series (ie No17 of 50) please contact me via Bluethumb to see if it is available.

Artist Bio

2026 Bluethumb TOP 100 and RISING STAR. Naomi Crowther b1973 Kenthurst. Abstract painter living and working on NSW Far South Coast. Exploring effects of time in nature on the human condition, how the natural world imbues positivity and wellbeing, which transcends to a greater understanding of the environment, ourselves, our connections and priorities. Naomi is a multidisciplinary artist working in impasto acrylics, metallic leaf, cyanotypes and hand cut paper. BA Visual Arts ANU (first year only). Diploma of Interior Design RMIT. Recently shown at Gallery Alchemy and Basil Sellers Exhibition Centre. A mid-career artist who's work spans three decades. Her poppies series is licensed across several Australian Defence Force memorabilia brands. The latest lotus series is inspired by a sizeable lotus pond at her rural shared studio near Mogo, NSW. Waterways and rugged beaches near her Surf Beach home and main studio influence the artist's coastal abstract works and oyster series.

Commissions

Naomi's studio is in Eurobodalla South Coast NSW