water – paint on paper 260524 2024

A drawing from a favourite place reminds the artist of creative nuances. The practice then involves painting with water on paper, then paint with acrylic and water on paper. Experimental marks are developed and memories of place return, especially the abstract shapes and lines of native flora. Performance is possible with the execution of these pieces. Folds in paper and watery surfaces can be presented in digital format or developed further into paintings on paper and canvas.

Paint and water on paper #250624 2024

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Anne Lord

Australia

http://gallery48thestrandtownsville.com

Influences from growing up in a dry and flood prone place, in N W Qld: eccentric colour across seasons contribute to looking and capturing people and place. These abstract elements allowed new things and ideas to appear when looking. The beautiful flora could provide many abstract interpretations. The western environment was significant to apply lessons to culture and place. Painting on different surfaces offers new ways of presentation.
Travel and looking at culture through major art museums and local customs contribute to the way people are often part of a place, from Eastern to Western countries.