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Field Guide

Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing)

66cm (W) x 88cm (H) x 1cm (D)

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Terri Fraser Verified artist
Adelaide, South Australia
3 works sold

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A$930

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Artwork Description

Field Guide is part of a series of loose abstract landscape scenes inspired by the view on the way to a destination.

It's a quintessential Australian landscape scene, broken down and abstracted.

Available for sale as a rolled canvas, or stretched and framed by selecting from the options above.

Artist Bio

Terri Fraser is an Adelaide-based contemporary artist whose practice explores the relationship between abstraction, landscape and the natural environment.

Drawing inspiration from the landscapes of South Australia, her work translates observations of the natural world into expressive compositions of colour, form and texture. Moving between abstraction and recognisable landscape elements, Terri uses simplified shapes, layered surfaces and gestural mark-making to explore the character and atmosphere of place.

Her paintings are less concerned with literal representation than with capturing an impression, feeling or moment. Through an evolving visual language, she explores the relationship between the physical landscape and its emotional resonance, inviting viewers to bring their own interpretations and associations to the work.

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Terri's studio is in Adelaide, South Australia