Painting by Sharon Baker 6 Artworks Sold

Doors and Windows I

Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang

40cm (W) x 40cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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A$160

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Artwork Description

I love to take photos of architectural elements when I travel especially doors, windows and old ruins. This is No. 1 in a set of 3 featuring some of the photos taken on my travels in Ireland. The ruins are an old castle in County Connemara. I've used collage pieces that support this architectural theme such as line drawings and plans. Also included is textural papers and applied texture with molding paste. The large shapes I've stencilled remind me of the ancient ruins and fences built from rocks and stone found throughout the Irish countryside.
This artwork is finished with several layers of satin varnish for added protection.
I've included a photo showing this piece hanging with the other two in this series all available separately.

Artist Bio

For as long as I can remember I've been a creative soul and started making my mark as soon as I was old enough to hold a pencil. I've explored a truck load of art and craft forms and mediums and although not formally trained I've explored, experimented and learnt from many teachers over the years with nature, ancient symbolism and traditional world cultures being my strongest inspiration. I continue to make art in some way most days even if it's only making some marks and letting off steam in my journal and rather than being something I do creativity is a large part of who I am. Like me, my art continues to grow and evolve and my current favourites are mixed media on canvas and book making. In the past I have enjoyed a subdued almost antique looking colour palette but recently my palette has changed to include strong colours and my works now involves many layers of acrylic paint and mediums, paper collage, stamping and stencillling.

Commissions

Sharon's studio is in Hawkesbury Valley NSW