"Emerald Shroud" captures the quiet resilience of the Tasmanian bush, where moss-cloaked, fire-scarred trees stand as symbols of life persisting in the shadow of loss. The vivid greens and deep shadows reflect the tension between renewal and destruction, reminding us that beauty often survives on the edge of fragility - and that today’s living emeralds may one day fade into the monochrome of memory.
Finalist 2025 Paddington Art Prize
The painting has a stained Tasmanian oak shadow frame with the framed dimensions of 105cm (w) x 105cm (h) x 5.5cm (d).