Mod Flowers

Acrylic, Canvas board, Framed by Artist

33cm (W) x 43cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

Original Artwork

Framed by Artist

A$350

Arrives 7 to 9 Nov

Free tracked, insured shipping Australia-wide.

Packed by the artist and sent to your door.

7-day trial at home

Hang it, live with it, see it in your own light. If it isn’t right, tell us within 7 days of it arriving and we’ll arrange collection.

  • Free return shipping, Australia wide
  • Full refund if the work isn’t right for your space, including framing
  • Fully insured, both ways

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Artwork Description

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With a hint of mid-century influence, this unique painting will enhance any home or office setting.
Painted on Archival Raymar high-grade canvas panel, providing extended longevity to the artwork.
Professionally framed in a quality white timber frame with a matt finish.

This original artwork is the product of many layered hours, with each brushstroke guided by intuition, emotion, and a deep love for composition. The painting is developed slowly, refining colour, gaze, and form until it feels complete and resonant.

Crafted using quality materials and professional-grade artist colours, this piece is designed to endure well into the future.

• Varnished for protection and vibrancy
• Signed front and back
• Ready to hang with secure hardware
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity
• Carefully packaged for safe transport

Explore the full gallery of available works by clicking on the artist’s name or photo in the Artist’s Bio below. Following the artist on Bluethumb via the “+Follow Artist” button provides updates when new works are posted.

Artist Bio

💎 Bluethumb Featured Artist 💎

Over time, Rose Basile has developed a visual language that balances joy, observation and emotional expression. While her earlier work appears grounded in representational subjects, particularly Australian birdlife and botanical themes, her more recent paintings reveal an increasing confidence in abstraction, atmosphere and intuitive mark-making.

What is particularly striking is the way Basile has preserved her connection to nature while broadening her artistic vocabulary. Works featuring fairy wrens, kookaburras, cockatoos and floral motifs remain recurring touchstones throughout her portfolio, yet these subjects are no longer simply depicted. Instead, they become vehicles for exploring colour, movement and mood. Pieces such as Floral Cadence, Softly Between Moments, The Quiet Shift, Shifting Echoes and Unfolding Thoughts suggest an artist increasingly interested in conveying feeling and memory rather than direct representation.

Her evolving style demonstrates a growing command of composition and layering. Colour relationships have become more sophisticated, with vibrant passages sitting comfortably alongside softer, contemplative areas. There is a noticeable freedom in the brushwork and a willingness to allow the painting process itself to guide the final image. This shift creates works that invite prolonged viewing, revealing subtle details and emotional nuances over time.

Another hallmark of Basile’s development is her ability to move between scales and genres while maintaining a recognisable artistic identity. Whether creating an intimate bird portrait, a decorative floral piece or a large-scale abstract work, there is an underlying optimism and rhythm that links the collection together. Her paintings feel welcoming rather than exclusive, reflecting a practice that values connection and accessibility without sacrificing artistic depth. The artist’s stated aim of making original Australian art feel approachable is clearly evident throughout the collection.

As her work continues to mature, Basile appears increasingly willing to embrace ambiguity and emotional resonance. The transition from descriptive imagery toward more expressive, abstract compositions suggests an artist who is not confined by subject matter but is continually exploring new ways to communicate experience. The result is a body of work that feels both cohesive and evolving, grounded in a love of nature yet enriched by a growing interest in atmosphere, memory and personal reflection.

In summary, Rose Basile’s artistic journey reflects a progression from observation to interpretation, from depicting the world around her to expressing how it feels. Her work demonstrates a rare combination of warmth, technical versatility and creative curiosity, making her an artist whose development is both evident and engaging to follow.

Recognised as a Bluethumb Featured Artist, the artist’s work continues to resonate with collectors both locally and beyond. Many pieces have been warmly received in galleries and venues across Australia, helping weave art into everyday life.

To stay connected with new works as they are released, visitors are encouraged to follow the artist on Bluethumb and social media.

Follow on Bluethumb: Click “+ Follow Artist” to receive updates when new pieces are posted.
Instagram, Facebook & Threads: @rosebasileart

Commissions

Rose's studio is in Sydney