At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel structure with … At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel structure with … At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel structure with … At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel struct… — detail
At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel structure with …
At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel structure with …
At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel structure with …
At the centre of a serene colonial era landscape with a rocky foreground and cloudy skies, is a rusted steel struct… — detail
Painting by Natalie Bompard 3 Artworks Sold

The Big Orange, Big Things of Western Australia

Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang

25cm (W) x 20cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Artwork Description

Shipping up to two weeks. Who doesn’t love Australia’s Big Things? I’ve transposed our Big Orange into a popular traditional Australian Colonial artwork by George Stubbs from 1772, titled 'The Kongourou from New Holland,’ using the Surrealist methodology of manipulation to highlight the questionable choices and absurdity in this genre of Australiana.

Artist Bio
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Natalie Bompard 7 artworks | 3 Sold

I grew up and studied Fine Art in beautiful Cape Town. I’ve lived in Paris and London before immigrating to Perth. I am a descendant of survivors of the Pogroms of Eastern Europe. Immigration, a sense of belonging, cultural heritage, colonialism and our impact on my environment are ideas that I explore in my work. I was inspired by ‘Feral Camel’ by Doreen Chapman at the Blacklight exhibition at AGWA to start a series of Ferals.

Commissions
Natalie's studio is in Perth WA