Bountiful - circular blossom

Inspired by Tasmanian travel, a wish list itinerary for return trips, and plentiful reminders courtesy quality providores of cherries, salmon and rose. Evoking positive emotions via central energy and movement balanced by the surrounding serenity and calm, ‘Bountiful’ symbolises Tasmania’s rich tapestry ... the striking undulating land and coastline, the unique natural flora and fauna and the wonderful local produce.

It matters not whether this work takes viewers to a sunrise over show tipped cradle mountain, shimmers on remote beaches, salmon farming or fishing, wilderness walks or isolated isles, blossom orchards and bountiful cherry crops or somewhere just as wonderful. Paramount is the underlying message and intent.

The spiral represents positive evolution provoking reminders that our land is precious and to be cared for and that our actions now will ensure we continue to experience as much joy from its beauty and bounty as we do today. 

Sides painted white to match background colour.

Signed on the side to enable multiple hanging options; hangs well either landscape or portrait. Currently ready to hang landscape.

Created with professional artist grade acrylic paints and mediums on professional artist cotton stretched canvas.

Certificate of authenticity supplied.

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Colourful textured art for homes collectors and offices.

Rachel’s deep affinity with the natural world, and an appreciation for its beauty and diversity, informs powerful expressive abstracts, telling simple stories of complex issues.

Rachel Hayhurst is an English-Australian, Sydney based, abstract artist, working predominantly in acrylic with an array of medium to build relief texture paintings. She is inspired by the sights and sounds of our unique world, translating experiences, memories and emotions, into conceptual rich complex layers. Many of the marks, shapes and contours in Rachel’s work represent those seen only from the air, a by-product of many hours travelling coast to coast.

Her work is influenced by a diverse range of artists across many genres, most noteworthy impressionism (Monet) and abstract expressionism (Pollock), and lasting memories from gallery visits around the globe. Rachel’s current work explores Australia’s unique ecosystem, rich colours and topography. The spiral, which can be seen in all of her current work, symbolises evolution and our relationship with and impact on the environment in hope that we as a society can appreciate, protect and nurture what we have before it’s too late.

Commercially trained in Atlanta Georgia, Rachel’s work continues to evolve, through exploration of new medium, tools and applicators, traditional and random everyday objects. Combining training with freedom of expression, and a modern twist, her work has developed from detailed technical works to complex but freer compositions, whilst pushing boundaries to translate important messages through a deliberate blend of traditional and contemporary practice. Feeling her way across the canvas, the journey is as important for Rachel as the final destination.

Her work features in homes and private collections in England, America, Europe and Australia.

When she’s not in the studio you’ll find Rachel behind the camera photographing football (soccer) supporting her family and capturing memories for others.

This is our world ... her view.