Painting by Roland Weight 27 Artworks Sold

Brachina Gorge

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

122cm (W) x 102cm (H) x 3.3cm (D)

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Artwork Description

In the 1850s. British settlers began grazing the Flinders Ranges. The locals resisted the destruction and the settlers retaliated with gun violence assisted by Government police. This painting is an attempt to show something of the beauty of the area and the personal impression it has on me.

Artist Bio

Roland’s art practice is diverse and includes sculpture, realist and abstract painting, drawing, collage, community art and teaching. He has received many awards and prizes.

Prizes include;
2009 & 2011 - First Prize , City of Salisbury Watershed Art prize.

2010, 2009, 2008, 2007 -Finalist, The Waterhouse Natural History Prize
(Waterhouse entry received Highly Commended award and toured to the National
Archives Canberra in October 2007.)

2007-Winner Flagstaff Hill Rotary Art Prize.

2006 -First Prize “Places” The South Australian Story, 150th Anniversary Exhibition, Adelaide, SA, Royal S.A. Society of Arts .

The realist paintings are concerned with the effects of light reflected from objects and were done from life in a single session. It is important to me that the paint is allowed to build up and move in a loose way that keeps the work accurate and fresh. The direct visual engagement with reality is what interests me.

Commissions

Roland's studio is in South Australia