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Textures of Aisling Beach, 2024
80 x 80cm acrylic, oil pastel, posca on polycotton
Framed in American ash
Aisling Beach homes the most stunning rockpool underneath a dramatic pink cliff formation. Rich golden sands scattered with large purple rocks and an ocean of turquoise. I see artworks in the rock markings alone. I feel the entire memory of this afternoon just by collating textures.
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Upside down, right side up, 2024
80 x 80cm acrylic, oil pastel, posca on polycotton
Framed in American ash
Observing more of Aisling Beach. A tree hangs down the smaller cliffside, fallen, but I rather think it’s meticulously placed. Paired next to one umbrellaed open and nestling into flowering beach plants and banksias. Nature’s imperfections paint the perfect picture overall.
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Shorelines II, 2024
76 x 76cm acrylic, oil pastel, wax pastel, posca on polycotton
Framed in oak
At the end of the day the sun cast its final glowing rays upon the beach below the jetty at Coffs Harbour. Sparkling, shining, luminous sheets of water being layered on the shore. Fragments of reflected rainbows soon to be in the cover of night.
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Shorelines, 2024
76 x 76cm acrylic, oil pastel, wax pastel, posca on polycotton
Framed in oak
At the end of the day the sun cast its final glowing rays upon the beach below the jetty at Coffs Harbour. Sparkling, shining, luminous sheets of water being layered on the shore. Fragments of reflected rainbows soon to be in the cover of night.
Pair with ‘Shorelines II’ to hang as a diptych
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Every possible branch, 2024
120 x 120cm acrylic, wax pastel, oil pastel, posca on polycotton
Bringing in the new year alongside friends, floating in the river at Knorrit Flat on an overcast day, the small rapids have the most relaxing sound. Love, laughter, reminiscing, promises and possibilities to fulfil the next 365 days.
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Boardwalk, 2024
120 x 120cm acrylic, wax pastel, posca on polycotton
Watching water ripple over the red and orange rocks below. Admiring the organically bent and twisted trees. Coffee in hand, carrying a growing babe in my belly, I slowly followed my husband with our three year old on his shoulders along the Merimbula boardwalk. The way most of our explorations were spent on our South Coast road trip.
Blink and they’re gone, 2024
40 x 40cm acrylic and wax pastel on polycotton
Framed in blackwood
A couple years ago post bush fires, I caught the elusive abundance of flannel flowers in local national park land. They have lingered on my mind ever since. Their ephemerality, their presence a result of nature’s resilience and the knowledge we may not see them like that again for decades.
