A collection of works By Lily Nicholson.
1st to 28th of February, 2019, Newrybar Merchants, Newrybar.
The series, “Wildflower”, has acted as a means of exploring concepts based around life, death and everything before, during and after. Referencing historically relevant colours and simplified floral forms is a means of understanding cycles of nature, and our connections to landscapes, particularly our presence in them during life, and perceived absence in death.
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“Pretty Flowers (pretty angry)”, 2019.
Acrylic, house paint, gouache, oil stick crayon, chalk pastel and pencil on canvas.
830mm x 630mm framed in Tasmanian Oak.
“Pretty Nice (yeah good thanks)”, 2018.
Acrylic, gouache, oil stick crayon, chalk pastel and pencil on canvas.
1010mm x 810mm framed in Tasmanian Oak.
SOLD.
“Badly Behaved (swashbuckling)”, 2019.
Acrylic, house paint, gouache, oil stick crayon, chalk pastel and pencil on canvas.
830mm x 630mm framed in Tasmanian Oak.
SOLD.
“Flowers from Granny (sick, sad)”, 2018.
Gouache, watercolour, oil stick crayon, pencil and pen on paper.
700mm x 520mm framed in Tasmanian Oak.
“Among the Wildflowers (in a boat out at sea)”, 2019.
Gouache, oil stick crayon, pencil and pen on paper.
520mm x 420mm framed in Tasmanian Oak.
“Hitched a Ride with the Wind”, 2019.
Gouache, oil stick crayon, pencil and pen on paper.
520mm x 420mm framed in Tasmanian Oak.