Colour surges and collides like a living thicket, dense with breath and movement. Leaves unfold in fragments—ochre, rose, olive, and ember—layered over one another as if growth itself were impatient, refusing order. The surface feels worked and reworked, scraped and rebuilt, carrying the memory of touch in every mark. Shapes hint at foliage and bloom, but never settle; they drift between recognition and dream, between plant and pulse.
Veins of darker line cut through the riot, binding the chaos into a fragile rhythm. Pale passages open briefly, like light breaking through a canopy, only to be overtaken again by colour and texture. Nothing here is passive. The painting presses forward, alive with friction, as though nature were asserting its presence not gently, but with urgency and voice.
This is not a still life but an encounter—a moment inside growth, decay, and renewal all at once. Beauty here is not quiet or polite; it is tangled, abundant, and insistent.
Port Macquarie
Banksia Attack
Height cm 108 Width cm 80
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