Flow 2

I enjoy exploring landscape images not often rendered.
In this work I generated an aerial interpretation of the power and majesty of lava fields.
Almost unstoppable rivers of molten rocks flowing wherever they choose, permanently and unpredictably reshaping the landscape.
I deliberately used a limited palette to express intensity, power and majesty, and a form of pointillism to express the blistering bubbles that form from the dissolved volcanic gasses.
To convey the unconstrained plastic movement, I wrapped the flow around the canvas frame.

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I have been a member of the Eramboo Artist Environment in the northern suburbs of Sydney since 2019.
Primarily using acrylic and mixed media, Ross works mainly with Geometric and Landscape Abstractions as well as creating Social Messaging artworks. I look to re-express both mundane and complex concepts and create images that will have viewers linger, explore and debate.
I am curious and take artistic risk, often experimenting with non-traditional materials and methods. I use both acrylic and enamel with the latter sometimes in spray form. I intertwine pen, ink and pencil where this adds detail, clarity or another layer for viewer speculation. I work on canvas, board and different types of paper and usually work on 3 or 4 pieces at the same time.
Finalist in the 2023 London Art Biennale with my work "Celebration". This work has been subsequently acquired by the Elton Johns AIDS Foundation.
Winner of 2 International Art Awards in the USA, in 2022 and 2023.