NETWORK OF LIFE 3
The third in the trilogy of small abstract paintings, depicting nature, and inspired by the beautiful countryside around my home and my love of gardening. Especially my veggie garden (which I nurture with my own home made compost – very ecologically sound, and also great for the soil’s biodiversity). These small original artworks remind me of the vital network of life in the soil beneath our feet! That may interest you, or not, but for anyone with a love of country and nature, these vibrant landscapes are just the perfect way to bring a little of that joy into your home.
The third in the trilogy of small abstract paintings, depicting nature, and inspired by the beautiful countryside around my home and my love of gardening. Especially my veggie garden (which I nurture with my own home made compost – very ecologically sound, and also great for the soil’s biodiversity). These small original artworks remind me of the vital network of life in the soil beneath our feet! That may interest you, or not, but for anyone with a love of country and nature, these vibrant landscapes are just the perfect way to bring a little of that joy into your home.
The third in the trilogy of small abstract paintings, depicting nature, and inspired by the beautiful countryside around my home and my love of gardening. Especially my veggie garden (which I nurture with my own home made compost – very ecologically sound, and also great for the soil’s biodiversity). These small original artworks remind me of the vital network of life in the soil beneath our feet! That may interest you, or not, but for anyone with a love of country and nature, these vibrant landscapes are just the perfect way to bring a little of that joy into your home.
These little paintings started out as ‘playgrounds’ - just random colours applied in big sweeps of paint, lines of ink and charcoal mark-making on paper. Many of my paintings start out that way. They’ll sit on my shelves staring at me until an idea forms and I can put them to work. At which point, most if not all of what was originally there gets covered up with subsequent layers. The beauty is when I scratch through or scrape the new wet paint away in places, and reveal a shock of pink, a streak of orange, or a vibrant blue patch peeking through.
Acrylic/ink and charcoal on heavy watercolour paper (unframed):
Artwork measures 26cm x 25cm
