Painting by Wendy Eriksson 126 Artworks Sold

Twisting Tea Threads

Mixed Media, Wood, Ready to hang

30.5cm (W) x 40.6cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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A$240

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Artwork Description

As an artist, I find immense joy in exploring the intricate layers and textures that can be achieved through mixed media. My artwork, Twisting Tea Threads, is a semi-abstract piece that delves into the rich tradition of sharing tea. This piece is a celebration of the communal and comforting nature of tea time, depicted through a vibrant interplay of colours and textures.
In creating Twisting Tea Threads, I employed a variety of techniques to build a multi-dimensional experience. The artwork features numerous layers, each with windows that offer glimpses into the depths below. I utilised printmaking and transfer techniques, along with scraping back areas to reveal hidden elements. The use of diverse drawing materials adds to the textural complexity, making the piece a tactile journey for the viewer.
The colour palette of pink, red, black and white is bold and dynamic, with fluid strokes and blocks of vivid colour that draw the eye and evoke a sense of movement and energy. This combination of colours and techniques creates a lively and engaging composition that invites viewers to explore the layers and discover the nuances within.
Twisting Tea Threads is not just a visual experience but a celebration of the simple yet profound act of sharing tea. It is a reminder of the connections we forge over a cup of tea and the warmth and comfort it brings into our lives. Through this artwork, I aim to capture the essence of these moments and the beauty of the tradition.
Thank you for taking the time to explore my work. I hope Twisting Tea Threads brings a sense of joy and connection to all who view it.

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.