'Tin Sheds of Northshore'

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

15cm (W) x 30cm (H) x 2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

Ready to hang

A$440

Arrives 5–7 Aug

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Artwork Description

Part of my urban mindfulness studies, this painting captures a bit of history and a bit of urban revival in one piece. As the Northshore area of Brisbane's original port district undergoes urban transformation, the old unused industrial tin sheds near the wharves remain and are now brightly painted to promote the redevelopment and Eat Street Market precinct. I love the coming together of the different colours, panels and materials in this picture - complete with all rustic knocks and scratches of the past.

Artist Bio

Tracey Pearce-Sampson is a realism artist who aims to encourage people to see the beauty in everyday items and our urban surrounds. With artistic mantra's such as like ‘Always look up’, and having ‘Urban Mindfullness’, Tracey’s original paintings and coloured pencil drawings highlights the unique angles, lighting and colours that make ordinary objects interesting and beautiful.

Commissions

Tracey's studio is in Brisbane