Painting by Paula Reilly 1 Artwork Sold

Cooling Waters 5

Mixed Media, Paper (Requires Framing)

37.8cm (W) x 26cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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A$520

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Artwork Description

This is a painting in a series of paintings that the artist created to stress the importance of cooling water in the enviro system life. Being enviro- friendly is important to the artist as a good topic to paint at times. This artwork is fifth in the series of water topic art at the time. The abstract artwork was created in 2024 using water colour blocks. The deep use of colour represents cool, deep water.

Artist Bio

Paula Reilly is an artist and a musician. She loves to paint nudes and mythological creatures but also creates art of many subjects such as flowers, portraits, animals and abstract art. She has studied for several years of Tafe Art School. The artist has created many artworks has a huge collection. She has recently been enthusiastically working on her arts practice again after having a break from it to concentrate on music for several years.
Paula likes to practice drawing, painting, print making, digital art, video creation, photography. The artist is currently developing a series of time lapse videos displaying her art work in its creative stages. The artist uses many mediums such as graphite, charcoal, oil pastels, soft pastels, acrylic paint, oil paint, water colour paint and pencils, colour pencils, ink, markers, gouche paints. She loves to resource new types of mediums and techniques to develop her ever expanding knowledge of the arts.
Paula is also a musician, comedian, author and has a avid appreciation for out door exercise such as bush walking and bike riding. She also makes outdoor adventure videos and does a lot of botany and landscapes photography, of which she will use at times in her video art. She loves to practice the art of fire dance and also makes video of this with her music.

Commissions

Paula's studio is in Bargara