Acrylic & Oil
Indigenous people observe the behaviour of nature, respect that behaviour and work with it. All non-humans, such as swamps, creeks and rivers have energies that make them unique. These energies are responsible for their well-being and humans should take this into consideration when dealing with the natural environment.
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Acrylic on Canvas
Water path
Acrylic on canvas
36.5in in (93cm) x 24in (61 cm) on framed canvas.
Paddling along a water path is absolute magic. It’s like gliding amongst everything natural and beautiful. Though I know it’s almost impossible to capture this feeling in a painting, I attempted to do just that in this one.
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Water path
Acrylic on canvas
36.5in in (93cm) x 24in (61 cm) on framed canvas.
Paddling along a water path is absolute magic. It’s like gliding amongst everything natural and beautiful. Though I know it’s almost impossible to capture this feeling in a painting, I attempted to do just that in this one.
Please use my Enquiry Page if you would like to make comments/enquire about this work.
Acrylic on CanvasSwimmersAcrylic on 40in (102cm) x 30in (77cm) x 1.5in (4cm) box-framed canvas.
This painting tells the story of a shoal of fishes moving through sweet water with the reflecting sun shining through to the background. I used traditional lined art to tell the story. Please use my Enquiry Page if you would like to make comments/enquire about this work. |
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Oil on Canvas
Waterlily covered pond
Oil on Canvas 42in (107cm) x 31in (79cm)
I used my finger and brush in this painting. It is of a pond in the national park of Georgetown, the capital city of Guyana and is a typical case of humans trying to make nature into what they wish, with nature dictating. This fight can be seen in many living spaces in tropical forested areas.
Please use my Enquiry Page if you would like to make comments/enquire about this work.
Oil on Canvas 42in (107cm) x 31in (79cm)
I used my finger and brush in this painting. It is of a pond in the national park of Georgetown, the capital city of Guyana and is a typical case of humans trying to make nature into what they wish, with nature dictating. This fight can be seen in many living spaces in tropical forested areas.
Please use my Enquiry Page if you would like to make comments/enquire about this work.
Acrylic on CanvasTwo TogetherAcrylic on 24 in (60 cm) x 24 in (60 cm) x 1.5in (4cm) box-framed canvas.
For me, a pair of macaws symbolises up-beat togetherness. I wanted to reflect this by using bright colours, overall lines and shapes of connectivity. Please use my Enquiry Page if you would like to make comments/enquire about this work. |
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