Painting by Wendy Eriksson 126 Artworks Sold

Sailor’s Surrender

Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang

152.4cm (W) x 60.9cm (H) x 3.8cm (D)

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Artwork Description

The thrill and vibrancy of yachts sailing and fish teeming beneath the waves, are one of my favourite themes to paint. Sailor's Surrender is a mixed media painting that captures the essence of a day out on the water, with many boats vying for a podium place in the regatta. Fish swim beneath the chaotic scene. It's bright, sunny and there is excitement in the air.
This piece is a symphony of racing sails, where the boats are depicted in a lively and colourful array, each sail catching the wind and propelling forward. The painting is filled with a kaleidoscope of colours, representing the diverse and spirited nature of the event. The abstract forms and fluid lines convey the motion and excitement of the boats as they navigate through the water.
The use of mixed media allows for a rich texture and depth, enhancing the visual experience and drawing the viewer into the scene. Sailor's Surrender is not just a visual representation but an invitation to feel the wind, hear the waves and experience the thrill of sailing.
Through this piece, I celebrate the spirit of competition and camaraderie that defines a regatta.

Artist Bio

Best known for her whimsical, bright, boat and fish compositions, Wendy Eriksson creates images with successive layers of mixed media with an interest in spontaneity. Her colourful works are expressive and dramatic with an emphasis on the energy of the painter’s mark. She finds the artistic process exciting as it opens the gates for happy accidents that extend beyond just the materials.

She also investigates themes of the Australian Outback as they relate to rural life and an ever changing environment. Works such as the “Flooded Plains” series, with imagery composed of dots, colours, line work and abstract patterning, yield a complex ancient journey.

Wendy continues to explore a fascination with life on and under the water.