Painting by Pamela Walter 10 Artworks Sold

Flight Paths

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

80cm (W) x 104cm (H) x 3cm (D)

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A$2,140

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

The painting is part of a body of work with the theme of "Reflections". The idea behind the painting is the fluidity of birds in flight. Also to bring attention to our unique but diminishing native wildlife. This is due to such factors as habitat loss and predation. Firstly I painted the canvas with an Australian native flowers. By cutting stencils of birds in flight, placing them over the top and painting a light white over, the native flowers comes through the body of the birds. By moving the stencils and repeating this process I created a diminishing flock of parrots. The realistic parrots represent a positive future because of the work being done by governments, zoos and organisations such as Australian Wildlife Conservancy in breeding and relocating birds and animals back into areas previously within their range. The canvas is therefore painted several times to create the layering.

Artist Bio

Pamela Walter started her career as an educationist in the Visual Arts teaching primary, secondary and tertiary art students in a variety of fields from drawing through to painting, printmaking, textiles and crafts. This included secondment to the Education Department Art and Craft Advisory Branch advising teachers, an art specialist, being part of the teaching team at PEAC (Primary Extension and Challenge) and creating and facilitating programs catering for gifted and talented primary students including art students. She later conducted art and craft workshops for teachers including Art specialists, lectured in textiles at Carine TAFE and worked as a sessional lecturer at Curtin University. Returning to study she majored in drawing and then textiles completing a Degree in Craft and Design from Curtin University before started her own business using her designs on clothing and textile homewares, becoming a member of AGHA (Australian Gift and Homewares Association), exhibiting at their Expos and selling to outlets across Australia. Having returned to painting she has recently held an exhibition with the theme of Reflections and has developed a stationery range. Being from an education background and being passionate about Australia’s unique environment and wildlife many of paintings and images for the stationery range depict the Australian bush and its fauna, with a focus on parrots.

Commissions

Pamela's studio is in Perth, WA