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an abstract australian landscape scene in greens, blues and grey with a splash of orange
an abstract australian landscape scene in greens, blues and grey with a splash of orange
an abstract australian landscape scene in greens, blues and grey with a splash of orange
an abstract australian landscape scene in greens, blues and grey with a splash of orange — artist's signature
an abstract australian landscape scene in greens, blues and grey with a splash of orange — edge view
an abstract australian landscape scene in greens, blues and grey with a splash of orange — detail
Painting by Terri Fraser 2 Artworks Sold

Long Weekend

Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing)

115cm (W) x 150cm (H) x 1cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$2,800

Artwork Description

Long Weekend is a large acrylic on canvas. Painted with expressive and gestural brushstrokes it is inspired by country side views on the way to a favourite holiday destination. It's the broad expanse of sky and farmland, the freedom of time away, and the loose impression of distance and the unknown.

Available as an unstretched, rolled canvas, or stretched and framed by selecting from the options above.

Artist Bio
Photo of Terri Fraser
Terri Fraser 24 artworks | 2 Sold

I draw inspiration from the landscapes of Adelaide and the Fleurieu Peninsula.

My abstract and expressive works reflect a quiet connection to the natural environment, moving between loosely interpreted landscapes and more gestural abstraction.

Through this, I explore mood and place, inviting viewers to respond through feeling and memory